From the window of my office at the University of Texas at Austin, I can see the statue of Albert Sidney Johnston, a professional soldier who served in three armies: the Republic of Texas, the U.S ...

The four women and three men sat on low couches and a chair in the school library. One by one, they shared memories of their time at Albert Sidney Johnston High School during the late 1960s and ...

Late Sunday night, Aug. 20, 2017, UT-Austin announced it would take down three Confederate statues on campus. A statue of former Texas Gov. James Stephen Hogg (shown here) was also removed.Credit: ...

Stonewall Jackson, Robert E. Lee and Albert Sidney Johnston were also dismantled that month. City Council members voted to remove Dallas’ monument in February 2019.

Targeting a statue at A&M and a school song at UT, Texas college students are pushing for a reckoning on race. ... Robert E. Lee, Albert Sidney Johnston and John Reagan. ...

A statue of Robert E. Lee was removed from Oak Lawn Park in 2017. ... Albert Sidney Johnston and Jefferson Davis. The sculpture was originally located at Old City Park, ...

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On Monday, August 20, 2018, police stand guard after the Confederate statue known as Silent Sam was toppled by protesters on campus at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

Some of the statues that were removed in 2017 from the main mall of the campus included Robert E. Lee, Albert Sidney Johnston, John Reagan and James Stephen Hogg.

Robin Terrazas, the President of the Albert Sidney Johnston 2060 chapter of the UDC, said they still maintain that Travis Park is where the statue belongs.

The University of Texas will reinstall the statue of Gov. James Stephen Hogg between the Main Building and ... Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston and Lee would be removed and added to the collection at ...

Those statues — Robert E. Lee, John Reagan, and Albert Sidney Johnston — were added to the Briscoe Center’s collection too, but there are no plans to display them publicly, Wright said.