Racist symbols of the Confederacy are more likely to fall when native Georgians speak calmly and directly against them. Such is the
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Hi everyone! EVENTS To commemorate 150 years of women (150W) being accepted to the University of California. Join UC Berkeley Gender Equity Resource Center & Friends:In Conversation with ‘me too.’ Movement Founder,
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Racist symbols of the Confederacy are more likely to fall when native Georgians speak calmly and directly against them. Such is the case with Rep. Gregg Kennard, Democrat running for reelection in
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INDIVISIBLE CHICAGO PODCAST SHOW NOTES FOR JULY 13, 2020 With pressure mounting to take down the statues of the Confederacy, it’s worth considering why these monuments were put up in the first
MoreThe State Capitol Commission discusses whether they will move to remove Nathan Bedford Forrest’s bust from the state Capitol or not. Their discussion precedes the vote, which is at the very end.
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