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THE TIME HAS COME-REMOVE THE SLAVE MARKET

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Wendy Schwartz
6 years ago

This is like having a casual sign saying "this is where Hitler gassed some Jews" in Germany. This belongs in a museum or an APPROPRIATE sign that is a memorial to the VICTIMS. Not the "market" of human beings.

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Sandra Estep
6 years ago

I'm white and I agree. Take it down and let's make a more positive future for our children.

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Miranda Berry
6 years ago

Time for a change slave market needs to go

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Time for a REAL change

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Kaiti Lucas
6 years ago

I live in sandersville. I never knew until now that this was here. I'm so glad someone started this petition to take it down! The fact that this is STILL standing is so disgusting.

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Tameka Bell
6 years ago

Slavery and the glorification of it has got to end!!! Tear it down!!!

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Eva Grant
6 years ago

We don't need this to remind us what happened.

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Detris Roberson
6 years ago

When I found out what that was as a child, I was devastated that it was still there. Just Horrible!!!

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Mike Nuckols
6 years ago

The Civil Rights movement never ended.

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Buddy Dj
6 years ago

Destroy it.

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Randy Coppett
6 years ago

The “Market” has been there since before I was born. It is most definitely a symbol of hate and oppression towards people of color. Time to get rid of it!!!

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Clevester Lewis
6 years ago

You want me to get over slavery, how about removing the reminder.

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Marvin Bynes
6 years ago

The building serves no purpose except the reminder of the atrocity of slavery, lynching, and segregation. African-American teenagers and young adults cringe when they drive by the building and are told the history of the Market. It says to the young people does this town want me here!

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Tommy Jones
6 years ago

It should have been torn down a long time ago.

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Curtis L Weaver
6 years ago

Yes it's Time to for this Symbol of Hate to be Destroyed....A new Beginning is At Hand no more Lies....

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Remove this to a museum where folks who's grand and great grandparents were sold off add if they were animals do not need to see this every day!! What a horrible thing to be proud of... y'all's ancestors sold HUMAN BEINGS.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

I have lived in Louisville most of my life and this historical symbol as it is referred to is a constant reminder of the past and how we can never move forward. Louisville is stuck in the past and refuse to progress towards growth in all areas, especially economically and socially.

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Annie boyd
6 years ago

It is time

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Walter Thomas
6 years ago

The is symbolmatic of a very painful history that wasn't only the worst in America, but the world! It needs to be relocated to a museum and people learn the truth about this painful history so its never repeated.

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Anthony Jordan
6 years ago

Time for change.