San Antonio, Texas: Mansplaining Statue (Gone)
Obscure 2006 statue named "Classmates" or "New Friends" became branded in a May 2015 as a depiction of mansplaining -- a man voicing unwanted opinions to a woman who just wants him to shut up. Statue disappeared in 2022.
- Directions:
- Northeast of downtown, on the campus of the University of the Incarnate Word. From US Hwy 281, exit onto Hildebrand Ave. Drive east a half-mile. At the stoplight turn left onto the campus and park. The statue is exactly where you make that turn, about 100 feet north of the street. (If the gate is closed, park in the lots on the south side of the street.)
- Hours:
- Disappeared in 2022.
- Status:
- Gone
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Go if you are nearby. Otherwise enjoy the pictures.
[Steele Travelers, 03/31/2017]
This statue is named "Classmates," according to the plaque next to it.
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