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campus. One quote read: "It is settled, I believe, that this white man who has shown himself so full of courage and force, shall rule in the South, because he is fittest to rule." The fliers argued that the
Alderman name should be removed from the library. In December 2019, U.Va. Libraries established a committee to consider renaming the library. In June 2021, that group requested that the University's Naming and Memorials Committee consider changing the name. In December 2023, as the library prepared to reopen after extensive renovations, the Building and Grounds Committee of the University's Board of Visitors tabled a proposal to remove Alderman's name from the library. The proposal would have renamed the library in honor of
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