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Nasher museum director issues powerful statement

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The Nasher Sculpture Center was one of the Downtown institutions vandalized during the upheaval in the past few days, but you wouldn’t know if reading the statement issued by Jeremy Strick, the museum’s director.

In an impassioned and cogent release about social justice. he makes it clear that brutality, fascism and the subjugation of an entire segment of society are far worse than property damage.

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