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People of conscience know that the racial hatred and violence on display last week in Charlottesville conflicts with the values that make America great — liberty, equality and dignity.
by Derrick Darby
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09/03/2017
Website:
freep.com/story/opinion/2017/09/03/confederate-monuments-racial-injustice/622954001/
