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Welcome back to Forum. I'm Michael Krasny. The city of Ford Bragg in northern California is

considering changing its name. The city's named after Confederate General

Braxton Bragg and is one of the many cities in the U.S. right now reckoning with historic names

and statutes that contribute, excuse me, that tribute the Confederacy. Those in favor of the change

say the name is offensive and celebrates a racist history and opponents argue that that history is important, good or bad, and shouldn't be erased.

Efforts to rename Fort Bragg gained little traction in the past, but the city council plans to hear public comment on the issue next week.

And soon we'll hear from residents for and against the change.

But first joining me is Willie, Mayor of Ford Bragg.

Welcome Mayor Lee.

Thank you, Michael. It's my my pleasure thank you for allowing me on good to have you on also want to welcome robin epley

who is editor of the fort brag advocate news and mendicino beacon welcome robinepley thank you so much

for having me and let me begin mayor lee with you this is coming up for a vote, I believe, on the 22nd of June,

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