
BY: Erin Vogt
The removal of one New Jersey Christopher Columbus statue and similar efforts gaining attention around New Jersey are causing frustration for some Italian-Americans who say the polarizing explorer has become a symbol of great importance for their shared heritage.
New Jersey Italian Heritage Commission Chairman Robert DiBiase said with "justified protests" going on nationwide, the "current flareups" against Columbus undermine the focus and message of movements for social justice. Last Saturday, protesters destroyed a Columbus statue being removed by Camden from the city's Farnham Park.
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