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Welcome to the research guide for English 130! This guide organizes library services and resources that align with your assignment on controversial monuments. The tabs at the top provide easy access to journal articles, physical and digital books, MLA citation resources, and tips on organizing your research. If you have questions, please don't hesitate to get in touch with the library via the 'Contact Us' on the box to the left.

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Resources from the Web

Article from Center for Art Law
The Center for Art Law offers education and resources on the legal implications of art. This particular article explores the legal dimensions of removing monuments.
Monument Labs
This nonprofit, based in Philadelphia, aims to create public monuments and statues that are informed by justice, belonging, and healing. Their website features current projects across the U.S. and a podcast chronicling historic and contemporary conversations about monuments.
The Monuments Project
This Project is funded by Mellon Foundation with a goal of providing grants for monuments that emphasize inclusivity and collective history.
Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC)
The SPLC is legal advocacy nonprofit that focuses on civil rights issues. This organization has a wealth of resources on controversial monuments. Use the magnifying glass on the top right to locate resources on this topic.