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City Seeks Nominees to Replace Stephen Foster Statue
Lindsay Powell, Policy Analyst with the City of Pittsburgh, and Heather Arnet, CEO of the Women and Girls Foundation, are on the City’s Task Force on Women in Public Art. The group is seeking nominees for a replacement of the Stephen Foster statue in North Oakland, slated to be removed next month. Chris Moore talked to them about the decision to remove the statue and their goals in honoring African-American women in Pittsburgh history.