Original sentence: A status called "Early Days", by Frank Happersberger in the Civic Center Plaza, ran into similar trouble.Alice Walker, whose daughter attended the school, suggested that explanations be added to provide context: “If you cover things up, the danger is that you will end up in the same place again, and you won’t even recognize it.In 1974 the school added three murals by artist Dewey Crumpler to assuage complaints and Crumpler argues that the students at that time issued an apology for failing to understand the meaning of the works and the devices used by Arnautoff to convey the realities of history.Preservation of the murals has garnered broad support.San Francisco Heritage, a non-profit devoted to preserving the city's artistic and architectural legacy, proposed the school be designated a historic landmark on the basis of this and other features.The proposed destruction has received national attention.The school's Alumni Association supports the murals, as do the majority of students.This isn't San Francisco's only struggle between the sometimes divergent calls for historic preservation and contemporary standards.” Robert W
Edited sentence: Activists who have worked to have the Early Days statue by Frank Happersberger removed from Civic Center Plaza have conflated the meaning of a problematic work that celebrates colonialism with the Arnautoff work, which criticizes colonialism at the time of the Popular Front against fascism and portrays a complex history in which Native Americans are also shown participating in the French and Indian War.In 1974 the school added three murals by Dewey Crumpler to assuage complaints and Crumpler argues that the students at that time issued an apology for failing to understand the meaning of the works and the devices used by Arnautoff to convey the realities of history.Robert W.The GWHS Alumni Association supports the murals as do the majority of students