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How the "Fox Point Veterans Memorial" Diminishes the Contribution of Female Military Personnel

This memorial recognizes the sacrifice made by the men and women of Providence who fought in World War II. The involvement of the United States in the war was marked by the need to intervene to preserve democracy. As I mentioned, this memorial has the power to shift the dominant perception of World War II. Unfortunately, the The Fox Point Veterans Memorial fails to adequately provide information about Providence veterans' involvement and ultimately serves to acknowledge the sacrifice of male veterans while portraying the contribution of female military personnel as negligible.

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The Hiker Monument: White Manliness, US Imperialism, and Colonial Erasure

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