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In this image, 14-year-old ballerinas, Ava Holloway and Kennedy George, dance on Richmond, Virginia's Robert E. Lee statue. The pair stood balanced in sous-sus with their fists raised in support of the Black Lives Matter movement. Photo credit: Julia Rendleman
Julia Rendleman
Monumental Change (story), 2020. Kennedy George, and Ava Holloway, 14 y/o ballerinas, pose in front of a monument of Confederate general Robert E Lee in Richmond, Virginia, after Governor Ralph Northam ordered its removal. – The Guardian 2020/jun/10
Julia now serves on the board of Brown Ballerinas for Change, an organization created by the ballerinas and their mothers.
thnx workman & femininewithin
Ballerinas Kennedy George and Ava Holloway protest in front of a monument of Robert E. Lee, confederate general, after Virginia Governor Ralph Northam announced its removal.
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Confederate general Robert E Lee bronze should stay put, a bit deconstructed maybe, paint and graffiti kept...
