A monument honoring Confederate soldiers is staying put for now in front of Talbot County’s Courthouse in Easton, Maryland.
The Talbot County Council voted 3-2 on Tuesday, August 11, 2020, against removing the statue.
The statue, dedicated in 1916, commemorates the 84 soldiers from the county who fought for the Confederacy.
This is A Miner Detail Podcast Episode 275.On Sunday, August 23, 2020, A Miner Detail Podcast, hosted by A Miner Detail Editor in Chief Ryan Miner, featured five panelists to discuss the fallout from the council’s decision to allow the racist statue to remain on public property.
Panelists include:Maryland gubernatorial candidate Krishanti Vignarajah joins A Miner Detail Radio
District 18 candidate Helga Luest joins A Miner Detail
Montgomery County Executive candidate Roger Berliner joins A Miner Detail Radio
State Senate candidate Dr. Dana Beyer joins A Miner Detail Radio
Maryland District 18 candidate Leslie Milano
Montgomery County Executive candidate David Blair joins A Miner Detail Radio!
Seth Grimes joins A Miner Detail Radio
Gubernatorial candidate Rich Madaleno joins A Miner Detail Radio
Ashwani Jain on A Miner Detail Radio
Back to session with Sen. Brian Feldman: A look at MDGA2018!
Steve Silverman's take on Montgomery County politics
Corruption in Washington County government
Montgomery County Council at-large candidate Brandy Brooks joins A Miner Detail
Chad Smith pitches Hagerstown on City Council appointment
Baltimore Sun veteran reporter Michael Dresser talks Maryland politics
Frederick Mayor-elect Michael O'Connor joins A Miner Detail
Cory McCray joins A Miner Detail
Empowering Voices: The House of Ruth’s Crusade Against Domestic Violence
Alec Ross talks education and election reform
Catching up with former Md. Attorney General Doug Gansler
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