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EPISODE · Jan 14, 2018 · 46 MIN

Episode 72 - Confederate Statues and the Power pf Propaganda

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This episode of the Sculptor's Funeral examines the controversy surrounding the removal of statues from public spaces around the United States. Why are statues commemorating the losing side of a civil war more prevalent than those commemorating the victors of other wars? What is the message they were designed to send - and who sent the message? Jason examines this fascinating case study in public art as propaganda.

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