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Confederate monuments in US should be removed through legal process not vandalism: Analyst

Workers use cherry pickers to help remove the John C. Calhoun statue atop a monument in Marion Square on June 24, 2020 in Charleston, South Carolina. (Photo by AFP)

Political commentator Alexander Azadgan believes that confederate monuments in the US should be removed through the legal process not vandalism.
 

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