A statue of Caesar Rodney, a signer of the Declaration of Independence who enslaved at least 200 people, is displayed again at Washington, DC’s Freedom Plaza. Multiple outlets report that National Park Service staff reinstall the monument on Friday. The sculpture depicts Rodney on horseback and is part of a larger collection of statues gathered at the plaza, which includes at least a dozen other figures. One report notes the statue had been removed in 2020, though it does not detail the earlier removal’s circumstances. The outlets agree on the identity of the figure and the broad historical context of Rodney’s involvement in slavery, as well as the location and timing of the reinstatement. Overall, the coverage describes the reinstallation as a change to the Freedom Plaza collection, with the focus on the statue’s return after a prior removal in 2020.