Washington, D.C.’s landscape is blighted by a place called Black Lives Matter Plaza, three blocks of 16th Street just north of Lafayette Park. It’s not a pretty site or sight.
South of the “plaza” is a fine equestrian statue of President Andrew Jackson in the park and, beyond that, the even finer North Portico of the White House. It is a prospect to make Americans proud.
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