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It’s been such a heated argument in Morrow that, at one point, one council member called a colleague “un-American” for wanting multi-language ballots.

Council member Dorothy Dean called fellow member Van Tran 'un-American' for advocating for multilingual ballots at a meeting in Morrow, Georgia.

A councilmember in Georgia was shamed by her fellow councilmember for petitioning to add voting ballots in Spanish and Vietnamese. Dean’s address: Van Tran, a Vietnamese American councilmember of four years, has spent the past four months advocating for Spanish and Vietnamese voting ballots. Although her colleagues opposed the idea in April, Tran continued to fight for the ballots during meetings.

Councilwoman Van Tran was called "un-American" for wanting to have ballots printed in Vietnamese and Spanish.

Protesters are expected to show up, and speak up, at the Morrow City Council meeting in Clayton County Tuesday night, to express their anger at Councilmember Dorothy

The group of 14 allocators-to-watch will be honored at the Allocators’ Choice Awards on September 12.

ATLANTA -- A Morrow, Georgia, city councilwoman said a Vietnamese-American colleague “failed as a citizen of this country” and “dishonored” her office because she backed a petition for multilingual ballots

"The Carnegie International was a hodgepodge of often inferior expression often poorly installed and lacking a unifying narrative component."

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DeKALB – People pranced and bean bag balls littered the floor as a small crowd gathered on Thursday in studio room A at the Campus Recreation building for the unofficial Circus Club meeting. The club meetings themselves have no formal structure since the club is unofficial, this allows students to come and go as they...