ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 9月13日 10時37分

This morning, an 1892 statue of Christopher Columbus in @centralparknyc was found covered with graffiti, its hands painted red. The bronze statue’s pedestal was scrawled with graffiti, including the words “something is coming” and “Hate Will Not Be Tolerated.” By the time @dave_sanders took this photo, a worker from @centralparknyc’s conservation team was rubbing a solvent-soaked rag on Columbus’ right hand. Depictions of #ChristopherColumbus have been swept into a national conversation about the public veneration of historical figures with controversial pasts. That debate erupted in violence last month in Charlottesville. In the aftermath, @nycmayor Bill de Blasio convened a commission to review NYC iconography for possible removal — including images of Columbus, whose 1492 voyage to the Caribbean, historians say, was at the grave cost of the indigenous people there. The mayor has since said that the commission may decide that some images be retrofitted with plaques that explain issues surrounding them rather than be taken down. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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