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Black Alabama man adopted by white family against removal of Confederate monuments - Face2Face Africa

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A Black Alabama man, who claims he was adopted by a white family, joined his fellow group members on Wednesday to counter-protest an activist group calling for the removal of a Confederate monument in front of the Marshall County courthouse. Speaking to WHNT, Daniel Sims, a member of the Captain John Rayburn Camp 452 Sons...

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