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Art and Monuments at the Capitol
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June 19, 2020
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6:57Now PlayingWhen protesters pulled down the statue of Columbus that stood before the State Capitol, the conversation regarding appropriate and inappropriate works of art was elevated. Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan, the first Native American in the nation to hold statewide public office, chairs the Capitol Area Architectural and Planning Board, and she joins Shannon to discuss future reviews of art on public display in the "People's House."
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