The cost of removing two Confederate statues in Charlottesville, Virginia has been estimated to run about $700,000.00. This prohibitive cost also runs the risk of further legal costs if the Virginia General Assembly is by-passed to speed up the move. Continue reading to discover the full story of eliminating public monuments that reflect unpleasant facts of American history.
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