In the year 2007, an American named Ed Dwight placed the Bronze King in the heart of Houston's Hermann Park, veiling its whereabouts within the McGovern Centennial Gardens. The statue bore a message, 'Any given moment, is the perfect moment, to do right.', yet its ordinary visage disguised a past soaked in suffering. In 2017, under a shroud of white paint, a chilling event unfolded as Houston locals clashed over the fate of Confederate monuments within their city. A second ambush followed the statue, yet the output of its message continues to resonate, urging us to uphold justice, whatever the situation.
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Written by Leroy
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