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Push to remove symbols, statues with ties to racist past continues globally as Trump resists in U.S.

CA, 12 Jun 2020
Statues, street names and school titles across Canada are being re-examined since many have ties to a racist past. One example is Henry Dundas, who has a street named after him that runs through several Ontario communities. Eric Sorensen looks at who Dundas was, and the calls to erase his name from our sights and our future.

In the U.S, however, President Donald Trump is pushing back against similar calls for the names of Confederate generals to be removed from U.S. military bases. As Jackson Proskow explains, the commander-in-chief is facing a new wave of criticism.

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