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Mayor Deegan looking into removing Confederate monument

Mayor Deegan's office looking at 'potential options' to remove Confederate monument in Springfield Park after state Rep. Dean Black filed bill trying to protect them

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New legislation would punish lawmakers who vote to take down Confederate monuments

State Representative Dean Black has filed legislation that would punish lawmakers who vote to successfully take down Confederate monuments. If it is passed next year by the Florida legislature, it would have a big impact on what’s happening in Jacksonville with Confederate monuments.

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Jacksonville struggles to overcome a racism baked into our culture

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The massive, columned monument still sits in a downtown park just off Confederate Street, a mother and the two small children she s embracing high atop a pedestal

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Jacksonville, Fla , grapples with how to overcome its racist past

Jacksonville, Fla , grapples with how to overcome its racist past
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National civil rights leaders plan hate crime summit in Jacksonville

Nearly one week after a gunman killed three Black people in New Town, National civil rights leader Al Sharpton, the family of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, and the Anti-Defamation League announced plans Monday to bring a hate crime summit to Jacksonville.

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