Should historical statues be removed or destroyed, if the history of the subject is offensive by today’s standards? <a href="https://journalism.berkeley.edu/person/adam_hochschild/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Adam Hochschild</a>, Author and Professor of Journalism at UC Berkeley School of Journalism, talks about the recent “epidemic” of statue destruction worldwide. <br />

Should historical statues be removed or destroyed, if the history of the subject is offensive by today’s standards? Adam Hochschild, Author and Professor of Journalism at UC Berkeley School of Journalism, talks about the recent “epidemic” of statue destruction worldwide.

Should historical statues be removed or destroyed, if the history of the subject is offensive by today’s standards? <a href="https://journalism.berkeley.edu/person/adam_hochschild/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Adam Hochschild</a>, Author and Professor of Journalism at UC Berkeley School of Journalism, talks about the recent “epidemic” of statue destruction worldwide. <br>

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