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Katesby Lee is with us today.

He's written numerous pieces for first things

and shown himself an astute and learned critic

of public art and architecture in the United States.

He had an essay in City Journal recently entitled

Richmond's Rage of the Woke. That's our topic today. Welcome, Kaysby. Thank you, Mark.

Good to be with you. You know, I saw your article on Richmond, and people don't often think of

Richmond as a great town for architecture.

But, you know, when I was there a few years back, my host drove me through a lovely old residential

area and he said to me that this was the largest cluster of Victorian architecture in America.

Have you heard that before?

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