Knott's Berry Farm in Buena Park Calif. had an exhubit, to the string of missions along the coasgt from San Diego to above San Francisco.
Teachers would take school children as part of history education.
Today it is popular with some, to hold the Native Americaans were held prisoner, for their slave labor whilst indoctrinated with Christianity.
I favor just saving the history, accurately.
In Cody Wyoming there's a fantastic museum, with exhibits of Bill Cody the showman, of the Plains Indians, of the Firearms of the west, and ofthe Art of the West.
The Plains Indian Wars are an important part of history.
I favor retaining the history, accurately; not tearing it down.
A very good alternative to tearing stuff down, exists in the form of added "interpretave material
Example: The exhibit for the Battle of the Little Big Horn, was changed to add material from Native Americans, to tell the story through their culture's and istory's viewpoints.
I think it would add more strength to black's grievances, to leave the statues, and append local stories of life during old days.
In California historical racial grievances, are Hispanic v. whites, Asians v. whites, some Native Americans v. whites
Tell the entire damn stories. Make nice museums, monuments, etc.
