Defaced statue of Christopher Columbus relocated to Rockland County
While many Italian Americans celebrate the statue, there are growing concerns on how this should not be celebrated.
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9h agoA statue of Christopher Columbus in Virginia that was defaced four years ago is now being relocated to Rockland County.
While many Italian Americans celebrate the statue, there are growing concerns on how this should not be celebrated.
News 12’s Carol Wilkinson has more.
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