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Fargo Human Rights Commission votes to pause activities until after June election
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The Fargo Human Rights Commission voted unanimously April 16 to recommend that the city commission keep the HRC chartered but suspend all HRC activities until after the June 9 mayoral election, merging two proposed options and forwarding the adjusted language to the city commission.
The Fargo Human Rights Commission voted unanimously on April 16 to recommend that the city commission retain the HRC’s charter but pause all HRC activities until after the June 9 mayoral election.
Chair Sekou Sarleev opened the meeting by reviewing five restructuring options the commission had been asked to consider after a Jan. 5 Fargo City Commission action prompted a 60-day consultation window. Dalton Erickson of the North Dakota Human Rights Coalition presented a two-part proposal that would preserve core HRC functions while offering an optional expansion to institutionalize community events and provide contracted trainings and liaison support.
"My proposal is…
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