The unveiling of life-size bronze statues of Frances Perkins and Lucy Brown in Ithaca symbolizes their enduring impact on labor rights and community improvement.
The statues, created by Meredith Bergmann, aim to inspire the public to engage in community betterment, encouraging individuals to take action for social change.
Frances Perkins, as the first female U.S. Secretary of Labor, championed labor rights and social welfare, leaving a lasting legacy that continues to benefit Americans today.
Lucy Brown, who worked at Cornell, played a crucial role in shaping local housing and mentoring students, demonstrating the importance of community involvement and education.
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