When life is better for everyone, life is better for everyone.
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Kifferie
6 years ago
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I think this is a good start but we also have to continue to demand true educational equity from our elected school board members for all systemic inequities to be addressed.
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Patrick Temperilli
6 years ago
We have to right the wrongs of the past, change how we live in the present, and build a better future.
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matthew loughran
6 years ago
more affordable housing would be help in Galveston
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Jonathon Tromm
6 years ago
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Perhaps the Park in front of the County Offices on 23rd could have plaques, etc. for all the various ethnicity's in the county, particularly historically, instead of commemorations of violence. Black, Latino, Italian, Irish, English, Karankawa, German, Swiss etc. that settled in the county. Perhaps the City could do something similar in addition to an Emancipation Park.
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Cheryl Watson
6 years ago
And that national holiday could be June 19th.
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Christy C Callahan
6 years ago
It’s time for us to celebrate the people who built this great nation!
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Billie Letroise
6 years ago
We as a people-should not be judged by the color of our skin. But we all recognized by the content our character-said by one of our great leader's.
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BARBARA A MURRAY
6 years ago
It need to be addressed and recognized as a national holiday
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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Time for people to stop being uncomfortable and acting like racism doesn't exist in galveston.
Break down barriers!
When life is better for everyone, life is better for everyone.
I think this is a good start but we also have to continue to demand true educational equity from our elected school board members for all systemic inequities to be addressed.
We have to right the wrongs of the past, change how we live in the present, and build a better future.
more affordable housing would be help in Galveston
Perhaps the Park in front of the County Offices on 23rd could have plaques, etc. for all the various ethnicity's in the county, particularly historically, instead of commemorations of violence. Black, Latino, Italian, Irish, English, Karankawa, German, Swiss etc. that settled in the county. Perhaps the City could do something similar in addition to an Emancipation Park.
And that national holiday could be June 19th.
It’s time for us to celebrate the people who built this great nation!
We as a people-should not be judged by the color of our skin. But we all recognized by the content our character-said by one of our great leader's.
It need to be addressed and recognized as a national holiday
Time for people to stop being uncomfortable and acting like racism doesn't exist in galveston.