Statue of Francis Scott Key toppled in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park
Protesters toppled the statue of Francis Scott Key in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park on Friday, June 19. Historical figures tainted by racism continues.
Statue of Francis Scott Key toppled in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park
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