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This monument in honor of the 150 Maryland Black and Indigenous Patriots who served in the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War
Located outside one of the main entrances to Dodger Stadium, this dynamic monument to Sandy Koufax captures him just before he is about to make one of his legendary pitches.
This sculptural installation in Montgomery, Alabama celebrates the thousands of people around the country who participate in the Equal Justice Initiative's Community Remembrance work. These citizens help their communities remember, reckon with, and heal from our nation's history of lynching.
This monument to Jackie Robinson stands just outside one of the main entrances to Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. The sculpture captures Robinson in the dynamic act of stealing home plate.
This memorial is comprised of various sculptural elements, including a 10-foot bronze sculpture of Octavius V. Catto, the Civil War-era educator and activist
This 11-foot bronze sculpture of Adam Clayton Powell, Jr.—a dynamic pastor, civil rights activist, legislator, and Chairman of the House Education and Labor Committee—strides purposefully up a stainless steel and granite base.
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This bronze medallion, installed on the corner of 23rd Street and Avenue of the Americas in New York City, stands as a testament to the nineteenth-century Shakespearean Booth Theatre that stood at the same site.
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