That is very important that this man who was the first Grand Wizard of the KKK, who massacred many black Union soldiers. I wanted to see that he sits right here in the most powerful building in the state of Tennessee, and between the most powerful chambers in our state, and that’s the House of Representatives and the Senate.
London Lamar emphasizes the significance of the Nathan Bedford Forrest bust being in the Tennessee State Capitol and its implications for representation.
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I`m just over political games they are playing. I`m over the irresponsibility they are playing.
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this whole decision is just appalling. As a woman who has almost lost her life during child -- during childbirth, I`ve lost a child during childbirth, I`m appalled that I no longer have the choice to decide if I want to subject myself to…
If we truly want to bring tax dollars down and want everybody to come here, then we don’t need to put up a bust of a man who killed black soldiers.
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