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Kentucky s Constitution still allows for slavery A group of teens is pushing to change it

Other states have taken measures to do away with the language in their respective constitutions. There’s a similar push in Kentucky.

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Kentucky s Constitution still allows for slavery A group of teens is pushing to change it

Kentucky s Constitution still allows for slavery A group of teens is pushing to change it
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Kentucky s Constitution still allows for slavery A group of teens is pushing to change it

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Meet the candidates for Fayette County School Board District 1 seat

See where the candidates stand on issues like student poverty, academic success and mental health before heading to the polls.

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Kentucky grants $14M for sidewalks, transportation

(The Center Square) – Kentucky plans to spend nearly $14 million in federal money on sidewalks and transportation systems in 14 cities and counties around the state.

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