The wave of removing Confederate monuments continued this week in Hollywood, Florida, where city commissioners decided to change three street names featuring Confederate generals: Robert E. Lee, Nathan Bedford Forrest, and John Bell Hood.
After more than six hours of debate, with over 140 people signed up to speak at the public hearing, city commissioners decided that street names, one of which runs through a predominantly black neighborhood, were offensive and had to be changed. CBS Miami has more:
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