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FILE - In this Oct. 23, 2007 file photo, the “Talbot Boys” statue stands in front of the Talbot County Courthouse in Easton, Md. Civil rights advocates sued the Maryland county on Wednesday, May 5, 2021, to seek the court-ordered removal of the Confederate monument from the courthouse lawn on the state's Eastern Shore, calling it a racist symbol of oppression. In their federal lawsuit, an NAACP branch leader and a defense lawyer said the statue in Talbot County is the last Confederate monument remaining on public property in Maryland besides cemeteries and battlefields.. (AP Photo/Kathleen Lange, File)
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