HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Native American lawmakers in Montana are calling for the removal of a memorial to Confederate soldiers in the state’s capital city.

The granite fountain in Helena’s Hill Park has been the subject of debate in recent years, as other cities across the country decide the fate of monuments erected to honor the legacy of the Confederacy.

The request came in a letter signed by eight members of the Native American legislative caucus. It asserts that such monuments have “stood for segregation, secession, and slavery.”

The request follows weekend violence and a death at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.

gotchas are going to change that so live with it and smile (assholes)

The founding fathers, as morally complex as they were, laid the foundation of the American republic as we know it today. The secessionists tried to destroy it.

what they want from the USA for the centuries of oppression".

I mean, they might not care about statues...