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Every day I drove past cannons in my hometown. Everyday, I walked past a cannon at Millsaps, disregarding whether I should have paid more attention or not, because America has a love story with re-telling and displaying its most prized, yet controversial artifacts for all to see.."
Removing the Cannon is a Progressive Move—But It is Only the First Step Towards Change
Candace Mckenzie
September 1, 2020
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