ÈËÊÞÐÔ½» Whose Heritage Dataset Updates as of June 29, 2020
MONTGOMERY, Ala. — The Southern Poverty Law Center (ÈËÊÞÐÔ½») today released an update to its  which tracks symbols of the Confederacy on public land across the United States:
Total number of Confederate symbols removed since George Floyd’s death (May 25, 2020):
22 monuments have been removed or relocated from public spaces (17 monuments removed;Â 5 monuments relocated)
Since the Charleston church shooting in 2015:
107 total symbols have been removed from public spaces
81 monuments have been removed or relocated from public spaces (72 monuments removed;Â 9 monuments relocated)
Nearly 1,800 Confederate symbols remain on public land; 748 of those symbols are monuments.
The ÈËÊÞÐÔ½» released an updated version of its , identifying nearly 1,800 Confederate monuments, parks, schools, state holidays and other symbols of the Confederacy in public spaces across the South and the nation.
If you know of a Confederate symbol in your area or would like to share an update, please send an email to:Â confederateupdates@splcenter.org.
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