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Subject:FW: 9/20/22 Meeting, 2022-0721 Support Nelson Hackett Project , BUT…
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From: Renee Farmer <Renee.Farmer@outlook.com>
Sent: Tuesday, September 20, 2022 11:59 AM
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Subject: Support Nelson Hackett Project , BUT…
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Dear Fayetteville City Council:
Just a quick note to say that I'm all for the Nelson Hackett Project. To me, it's what history buffs, budding scholars and
emeriti professors do best: unearth these gems of history and try to tell these stories of the voiceless.
But is displacing other history by renaming streets the answer? Is there no new street, park, or building that could honor
Mr. Nelson Hackett's memory by bearing his name?
Thank you all for your service and consideration of this vote before you.
Respectfully,
Renée Farmer
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