The most recent news suggests that the American Civil War Center at Tredegar will make a decision about the proposed monument to Jefferson Davis and Jim Limber by the Sons of Confederate Veterans in August. I will keep you up-to-date as best I can, but my guess is that this statue doesn't have a chance. See previous posts, here and here. The SCV's problem is that they are dealing with serious historians who also understand historical memory.
American Civil War Center to Make Decision About Davis-Limber Statue in August

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