

The next day we went to Kelly Ingram Park, where the black city kids who believed in freedom faced water cannons, sharp-fanged German shepherds, and a racist police force.
That was the summer my family moved to Birmingham, 43 years ago.


The statues in the park were sharp, real, compelling.
When did we start needing TV to tell us what reality is?
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I wonder what some future archaeologist would make of these statues?
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