I agree with Richardson, but for a slightly different reason than white supremacy. 

If Deady and Dunn were found to have belonged to a secret society that murdered people or sexually abused children, there would be no question that their names would have been erased from any place of honor at the UofO, immediately.
But since this is about slavery, the debate wavers, as if slavery wasn't the most abject kind of murder, the most heinous of crimes, the most severe racism. I argue for the karma of all Oregonians that they simply must understand the evil that existed in this country. Innocent black men, women and children were kidnapped, held in inhuman conditions that killed many of them, and were used as animals for the pleasure and treasure of their owners. It is time to take the names of all slaveholders off public buildings, and yes, that includes Jefferson, Washington, Madison, and Jackson. Lots of good men in prison, for single terrible acts. 
Hugh Massengill, Eugene