A statue of Barbara Rose Johns was installed in the U.S. Capitol to replace a statue of Robert E. Lee, following plans to honor the teenager who led a 1951 student strike against segregated school conditions.The bronze work by Steven Weitzman, created in his Mount Rainier studio and examined by Johns’ family, shows her holding a tattered book and bears an inscription quoting Isaiah and Johns as officials including Mike Johnson, Hakeem Jeffries and Glenn Youngkin attended the unveiling.