Members debate whether Fargo should retain, redesign or transfer the Human Rights Commission
At a March 19 working session, Fargo Human Rights Commission members and community partners debated options—including rescinding the city ordinance, creating a stakeholder council, or contracting with nonprofits—agreeing to reconvene April 2 to craft comparative proposals.
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Members of the Fargo Human Rights Commission and community partners spent a March 19 working session debating whether to keep the commission as an official city body, redesign its role, or wind it down and transfer functions to community organizations.
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