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Why did Rodney McMillian represent the Supreme Court building with collapsed columns, a missing pediment, and paint looking like fake blue marble?

▸ It was a protest against his perception that the Supreme Court justices were backing away from their commitment to civil rights.

▸ It was a protest against plans to remodel the exterior of the U.S. Supreme Court.

▸ It showed his support for the justices' commitment to civil rights.

▸ It showed his support for the inclusion of female Supreme Court justices.

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