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The walrus, named Freya, quickly become a popular attraction among Oslo residents but Norwegian authorities later made a decision to euthanize it.
The 26-foot tall Pillar of Shame was made by Danish sculptor Jens Galschiøt to symbolize the lives lost during the bloody military crackdown on pro-democracy protesters.
"Seriously, did these folks not read the Old Testament?"
The statue was ripped from its base on the 168th anniversary of one of Douglass' most famous speeches condemning slavery.
A spokesman for the mayor said it was part of a "reexamination" of monuments and statues that may "represent different things to different people."
Confederate statues toppled by protesters are "great artwork," said Trump, "as good as you see in France."
A statue depicting former President Theodore Roosevelt on horseback alongside Indigenous people on foot has been evicted from outside the American Museum of Natural History.
"Their statues pay homage to hate, not heritage. They must be removed," the House speaker said.
Worldwide protests over anti-Black racism and police brutality renewed efforts to take down Confederate monuments.