A white artist painted murals at a college depicting slavery. A Black administrator wants them removed.

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A white artist painted murals at a college depicting slavery. A Black administrator wants them removed.

A Black administrator is trying to have slavery-related murals at Vermont Law and Graduate School removed, but the white artist

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