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Baton Rouge community leaders win freedom of speech lawsuit after eight years
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Baton Rouge community leaders win freedom of speech lawsuit after eight years
BATON ROUGE— Baton Rouge community leaders won a free speech lawsuit against the metro council on Monday after eight years.NAACP State President Michael McClanahan and Eugene Collins won but Gary Chambers did not.During a Metro Council meeting in May 2017. Michael McClanahan said the city was moving along with regular business, but did not address the way the city was handling the Alton Sterling case at the time."They weren't getting to the root…
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