kikipeepers asked
DALLAS -- Dallas County commissioners and citizens Tuesday debated passionately about a 'Whites Only' sign within a county-owned building that remained untouched for decades. The sign, a relic from the era of segregation, was engrained in marble above a water fountain on the records floor until just last week, when officials covered it with a metal sheet. However, many are pushing to have the sign removed from the building altogether. According to Price, an African-American, the sign was simply a reminder of the past that didn't keep African Americans from using the fountain. And now that the marble etching is covered, he said there's no reason for complete removal...
97 answers · 0 comments
Answer this yourself in the app
See how this splits by age, gender, and region in the app.
