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THE TIME HAS COME-REMOVE THE SLAVE MARKET

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Dylan Barrett
6 years ago

Remove it.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Burn it to the ground !

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Sharena Vaughn
6 years ago

Remove the slave market. It need to be in the historical museum.

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David Hunter
6 years ago

Remove asap

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Anonymous
6 years ago

It’s time to take it down.

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Olliver Macinturff
6 years ago

Things like this have no place in society. It’s disgusting that something like this has been allowed to remain for so long let alone be MAINTAINED as a LANDMARK? This is an embarrassment and an ugly piece of this nation’s history not some grand historical site to be glorified. We don’t need these places maintained to remember and learn from the disturbing content of our history. Tear it down.

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Roshina Al-Faisal
6 years ago

Remove the slave market it now 2020, it’s an insult to black people.

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Cae Watson
6 years ago

What in the name of all things good and holy is THIS atrocity still doing standing in 2020? I understand it has historical significance but that's what museums are for. Either move it to one or better yet, take some pictures and build a model that can be put in said museum. But whatever you do, get the original oppressive landmark gone everyday public space!!

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Krys
6 years ago

It’s time! Do the right thing. Take it down!

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grace godowns
6 years ago Featured

My family comes from Louisville, GA. Although I was born and raised in TN all my life, any time I visited and saw this I felt a pit in my stomach thinking about everything that has happened in that gazebo. It isn’t right. It isn’t “historical”. It needs to be removed.

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Nathania Phillip
6 years ago

Take it down!

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Shydeja
6 years ago

TAKE IT DOWN !

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Dennis Turner
6 years ago

Make a change.

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Dolly Wicker
6 years ago

Take it Down

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KayAnna Tedder
6 years ago

It's about time!

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Jay Marie Workman
6 years ago

No slave trade glorification!!!!!

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Megan Elisha Peart-Richard
6 years ago

I strongly believe this appalling landmark should be torn down as a sign of respect and peace. An art piece should be commissioned in its place in honour of the lives of the enslaved and oppressed.

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Anthony T Holmes
6 years ago

It's dead remove it and let's move foward.

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Stacey Bryant
6 years ago

Take it down all down!!!

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Veronica Velarde
6 years ago

Destroy it