World10/28/2025•BBC

Confederate statue torn down during anti-racism protests reinstalled in Washington

Confederate statue torn down during anti-racism protests reinstalled in Washington

The article reports that a Confederate statue, that of General Albert Pike, was reinstalled in Washington, D.C. after being torn down during anti-racism protests in 2020 following the death of George Floyd. The statue, which depicts a Confederate general, was ordered to be restored by former President Donald Trump. The article does not provide any additional context or analysis, simply stating the facts of the statue's removal and subsequent reinstallation.

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