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Aaronovitch, David. "The Tate is guilty of cowardly self-censorship: Postponing a show by an artist whose subjects included racism and the Ku Klux Klan is both ill-judged and patronising." Times (London), September 30, 2020. Online.

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Adams, Alexander. "By postponing an exhibition featuring paintings of KKK figures, senseless censors are devaluing art." RT, October 1, 2020. Online.

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Harvey, Chris. "Art galleries shouldn't be afraid of 'evil' symbols – the public don't need nannying: Tate's 'postponement' of a major Philip Guston show is astonishing. To depict hate is not to endorse it, and viewers are not fools." Telegraph (London), October 1, 2020. Online.

Smee, Sebastian. "Ford Foundation's president is apologizing for the wrong thing." Washington Post, October 1, 2020. Online.

Braine, Theresa. "Artists slam decision to postpone Philip Guston art exhibit containing KKK images as commentary on racial injustice." New York Daily News, October 1, 2020. Online.