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Title	Tenn. House votes for heritage protection law
Newspaper	USA Today Network
Creator	Ebert, Joel
Date	2016-2-18
Description	A news article on the Tennessee Heritage Protection Act, a law that makes it difficult to remove or rename monuments and buildings related to military conflicts and historical figures. The bill requires a two-thirds vote of the Tennessee Historical Commission to approve a change.
Contextual note	The bill's sponsor, Senator Bill Ketron, was one of the members of the Forrest Hall Task Force.
Subject-Keyword	Forrest Hall; Confederate symbols; legislation
Subject-LCSH	College buildings Forrest, Nathan Bedford, 1821-1877 Legislators--United States Monuments Race relations Racism--United States
Language	English
Type	Text
Format	application/pdf
Genre	Newspaper
Repository	Albert Gore Research Center, Middle Tennessee State University
Copyright status	Copyright protected

Tenn. House votes for heritage protection law

Tenn. House votes for heritage protection law

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Tenn. House votes for heritage protection law

Tenn. House votes for heritage protection law