Photo by Derek Berg
Wash day for the Samuel S. Cox statue at the Seventh and A entrance to Tompkins Square Park...
Friday, June 30, 2023
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Seriously great shot, Derek!
ReplyDeleteGreat photo!! I had no idea they wash/clean/maintain the statues in TSP
ReplyDeleteStacie J, thanks so much🐶
ReplyDeleteMrNiceGuy, thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteWhy did Samuel Cox oppose emancipation?
ReplyDeleteCox marshaled many arguments against emancipation, including the claims that it would dis-rupt the nation's economy, violate the Constitution, and alienate many white soldiers. He had a lot of blood on his hands.
You can’t wash the filth off that bigot
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