No, the key here is “white man” being cut down in stature by literally cutting down a head (Columbus) or a body (the others) of a statue.
TR held not one slave and was not a white supremacist like Woodrow Wilson and Dem icon and leader Sen Robert Byrd or Lyndon Baines Johnson. Wilson promoted the Ku Klux Klan and Byrd was a top guy in the putrid group. Hillary hugged him and smiled with glowing pride at being next to Byrd.
Johnson holding the sides of his head in response to the riots in black urban areas in CA and Detroit: “Those G—D-— N-———s. What are they doing to me? How can the n———s do this to me?”
Dem icon Johnson routinely used the term for black people routinely in private.
Here is a big idea: The Arabs, Africans and Chinese today (!) capture and hold slaves. China has a large part of the 40 million people currently estimated to be enslaved in 2020. ZERO in the USA. That is zero as in none.
So let’s destroy anything Chinese, Arab or African in the US. Omar’s home first.
“Wilson promoted the Ku Klux Klan “
Not exactly.
Wilson screened ‘The Birth of a Nation’ in the White House at the urging of his old friend Thomas Dixon who wrote the book it’s based on. That’s about the extent of Wilson’s “promotion” of the KKK, which at the time the movie came out had been defunct for 40 years.
The movie itself was the world’s first major motion picture and the first blockbuster movie. The movie is what promoted the Klan, or at least Thomas Dixon’s idea of it, and it kicked off the second Klan era. Wilson played no role in that.