Florida Split On Removal Of Confederate Monuments
As city and state leaders debate the fate of statues and memorials related to the Confederacy, a new poll shows nearly half of Florida voters believe the statues should remain in public places.
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As city and state leaders debate the fate of statues and memorials related to the Confederacy, a new poll shows nearly half of Florida voters believe the statues should remain in public places.
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Some of Miami's public spaces will soon look a little different.
