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The Practice and Value of Retaliatory Street Renaming

Feb 10, 2021 | History | 0 comments

by Deirdre Mask

In the early weeks of the COVID pandemic, several members of Congress introduced a bill to name the D.C. street in front of the Chinese embassy after Li Wenliang. Wenliang was the Wuhan doctor who was reprimanded … Read the article

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