No Common Ground

In this compelling exploration of Confederate monuments, Karen L. Cox delves into the contentious and polarizing debates surrounding their existence, highlighting over a century of conflict that has intensified in recent times. The narrative examines the motivations behind the erection of these statues as symbols of white supremacy and how a growing movement seeks to confront this legacy. It also addresses the backlash from monument defenders through legislative tactics, while civil rights activists and community leaders strive to reclaim the historical narrative.