Richmond's Robert E. Lee Statue Can Come Down, but Not Yet, Judge Rules
The judge affirmed an order by Gov. Ralph Northam but allowed the monument to remain while local residents appeal the decision.
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Richmond's Robert E. Lee Statue Can Come Down, but Not Yet, Judge Rules
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