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EPISODE · Aug 18, 2020 · 34 MIN

Monuments

from The Collective Voice · host Cape Fear Collective

Each episode of Collective Voice looks at one issue facing the Cape Fear region and how it is interconnected, requiring a comprehensive solution. Follow The Collective Voice on: Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Twitter For more information about The Collective Voice and Cape Fear Collective, check out our website.

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On this episode of the Collective Voice, we see the Confederate monuments through the eyes of three people. Terri Everett, a Wilmington resident who grew up in the region when it was segregated and is now running for Congress, Andre Brown, a local attorney and member of the African American Business Council and Chris Fonvielle, a historian and one of the region's experts on the Civil War.

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