Ohio trustee apologies for using slur to describe Juneteenth
A board of trustee member in Pickaway County has issued a public apology for using a racial slur to describe the Juneteenth holiday during a meeting on Nov. 17.
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A board of trustee member in Pickaway County has issued a public apology for using a racial slur to describe the Juneteenth holiday during a meeting on Nov. 17.
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Tonight one of the other township trustees and the local chapter of the naacp are calling for the resignation of scioto township trustee barton fannin.Our team
Scioto Township officials sent 10TV a recording of the Nov. 17 meeting, where trustee Barton Fannin used a racial slur describing the Juneteenth holiday.
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