Federal Tax Dollars being spent on anything Stone Mountain.

If they are selling off national parks, monuments, etc. etc.

This can be done first. If the people of Georgia want to maintain that monument, let them do it through their State Park funds.

... I expected this story to be about carving more Confederate generals on the mountain.

The three could all be dressed up sharply in a Nazi SS uniform.

... started work on Stone Mountain, the Civil War was less that 50 years past, and tens of thousands of people still living had first-hand recollections of the horrors visited upon the nation by the traitors being memorialized.
Borglum should never have accepted the commission, but then, he wasn't an American, so he had no skin in the game, so to speak; it was all about the Benjamins for him. He would up getting fired anyway.

As well as the atrocity of the Black Hills--Mt. Rushmore.

We had a free day and asked the front desk clerk at our hotel for a good day trip and he mentioned Stone Mountain. We didn’t know it was a confederate monument. Going up in the tram there was a guy screaming white power. I was so uncomfortable being a light skinned woman who could pass for white. I was off that tram so quickly and told my husband he needed to take out son in his stroller off the tram. Up on the top it was hot as hell and I overheard the tour guide give the history of the mountain. We didn’t stay up there long. But I see it would be a perfect reuse of the monument to show the current vile traitors to our country.

That mountain is a perfect representation of fascism and racism history in our country.

ahead of the Olympics but definitely did not even go anywhere outside of the city - let alone Stone Mountain.

A bunch of us ended up going to the Underground.

Was down there again around 2001 when one of my cousins got married, and was with my sisters & mom and mom wanted to see CNN (she was a Ted Turner fan) and Ebeneezer Baptist Church (which was being renovated at the time but we could still go in there and at least look at (but not go into) the auditorium area (nave) of the church, plus we visited the MLK Center (and the eternal flame there).

That airport was a trip itself with the subway-like transit from terminal to terminal.