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The pedestal on Fifth Avenue and 103rd Street where the statue of J. Marion Sims used to stand. Photo: James Panero.

The pedestal on Fifth Avenue and 103rd Street where the statue of J. Marion Sims used to stand. Photo: James Panero.

James Panero on the legacy of J. Marion Sims

by James Panero

James Panero reads “Sims City,” on the ignominious removal of a Central Park monument, from the September 2018 issue of The New Criterion.

September 24, 2018

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James Panero is the Executive Editor of The New Criterion.

Topics:Art, Audio articles, Central Park, New York, Political correctness, Sculpture

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