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Access through your institution Buy or subscribe This week, _Nature_ published an Editorial on historical injustice in science and how it is marked and remembered. Many readers criticized
its wording, position and tone. _Nature_ has issued an apology and correction. Here we publish a selection of the responses we received on the issue of statues and memorialization. All are
edited and published with permission. _Nature_’s editors have commissioned further contributions, and welcome further feedback. _Nature_’s Editorials, like those of many publications, are
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