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Cornell University Removes Bust of Abraham Lincoln After Getting 1 'Complaint' - Vimarsana News

Cornell University Removes Bust of Abraham Lincoln After Getting 1 'Complaint'

The war on history came for all our past, from Columbus to the Founding Fathers to Abraham Lincoln.

Douglas Andrews: Lincoln Canceled by the Tyranny of the One - Vimarsana News

Douglas Andrews: Lincoln Canceled by the Tyranny of the One

In the latest example of our corrosive cancel culture, a bust of Abraham Lincoln is "disappeared" from an Ivy League library.

Cornell University removes Gettysburg Address, Lincoln bust from library after alleged complaint - Vimarsana News

Cornell University removes Gettysburg Address, Lincoln bust from library after alleged complaint

The Kroch Library at Cornell University removed a bust of former President Abraham Lincoln and a bronzed Gettysburg Address plaque that were on display since 2013.

Cornell library removes Gettysburg Address, Lincoln bust after anonymous complaint -- Society's Child -- Sott.net - Vimarsana News

Cornell library removes Gettysburg Address, Lincoln bust after anonymous complaint -- Society's Child -- Sott.net

"Someone complained, and it was gone." That's all Cornell University biology Professor Randy Wayne said he has been able to determine so far about the whereabouts of a longtime display in the Ivy League school's Kroch Library of a bust of...

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'Someone complained': Cornell University Library removes Lincoln bust and Gettysburg Address - Vimarsana News

'Someone complained': Cornell University Library removes Lincoln bust and Gettysburg Address

The Cornell University Library has removed a bust of President Abraham Lincoln and a bronze plaque of the Gettysburg Address after reportedly receiving a complaint.