‘Tasteless’: NYC Tears Down Statue
Of Thomas Jefferson, Erects 12-foot Statue
of 'Overweight Black Woman'
Posted By: JoElla Bee, 5/7/2025 10:44:46 PM
New York City previously tore down a historic Thomas Jefferson statue only to now erect a 12-foot bronze statue of an "overweight black woman," which many blasted as “tasteless” and more.[Snip] Times Square called the “pose of the woman’s body and ease of her stance” in the statue a “subtle nod to Michelangelo’s David” and that it “confronts preconceived notions of identity and representation.” It was comments like how the statue provides a “stark contrast" to the two current Times Square statues of “white men” on pedestals that got social media users upset.
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There is no need to tear down statues of accomplished white people in an effort to build up black people. There are very accomplished black women and men worthy of such a statue, if the purpose were truly unity.