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The school board voted to change the name. It is finally happening.

January 24, 2007

Change the name of Nathan B. Forrest High School

Change the name of Nathan B. Forrest High School

🏆 Won — 318 supporters Verified

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Started by Anonymous 19 years, 8 months ago
Nathan Bedford Forrest was one of the founders of the KKK, a KKK Grand Wizard, and made millions as a slave trader and plantation owner. In 1864, at the Fort Pillow massacre, black Union troops were massacred in cold blood after the fort\'s surrender under the command of General Nathan B. Forrest. More than 300 black soldiers were killed; innocent black women and children were also victims of this massacre. The Duval County School Board named the public high school Nathan B. Forrest in 1958 in response to the U.S. Supreme Court school de-segregation ruling, Brown vs. The Board of Education. Forrest has no direct ties to Jacksonville or the Duval County school system. Nathan B. Forrest is a name that represents racism and hatred. I support telling the Forrest High School Advisory Council(SAC) and the Duval County School Board that the name Nathan B. Forrest should no longer exist as the name of this public high school.

Updates

January 7, 2007

Two hundred and fifty signatures gathered. The message is starting to travel.

Reached 250 supporters

January 7, 2007

Reached 100 supporters

January 3, 2007

6 Comments

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Mike Patterson
19 years ago Featured

Lived here my whole life and never understood why we honor him. Get rid of it.

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David Abadi
19 years ago Featured

Total disgrace. Renaming the school is the bare minimum we can do.

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Sarah Sanders
19 years ago Featured

Its 2014. Why is this even a question still? Change the name already.

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Robert Bryant
19 years ago Featured

Keep history in textbooks not on our school buildings. Time for a change.

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Jessica Hayes
19 years ago Featured

So embarrassed that my city has a school named after a kkk leader. Fix this now.

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Amanda Pierce
19 years ago Featured

Imagine being a student there and having to represent that name every day. Unbelievable.