San Francisco’s Arts Commission wants a public monument honoring poet Maya Angelou. It’s part of an effort to fix the fact that just 2 percent of public sculptures in the city honor women. But the commission and the local arts community can’t agree on how Maya Angelou should be represented. The debate has highlighted a rift between people who want to see women represented in the same way men are — through statues — and others who say there’s gotta be a better way to honor women.
Guest: Chloe Veltman, Arts & Culture Reporter for KQED