Predominately black group wants to protect Dallas Confederate statues: Report

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A group of mostly African Americans has formed to push back on calls to remove confederate statues in Dallas, Texas.

Former city council member Sandra Crenshaw is joining with several other African Americans in Dallas to seek the monuments protection, arguing not all blacks are supportive of their removal.

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