Virginia's push to remove Confederate statues leaves some longtime residents in moral limbo

On a rainy Thursday evening in Richmond, Va., a 47-year-old man dressed in dark jeans and a black T-shirt with a white skull on the back knelt on the wet green grass on Monument Avenue and cried.
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