The controversial display of a Confederate flag at a Long Island St. Patrick’s Day Parade Sunday has sparked outrage, drawing ...
The Brookhaven, Levittown and Holbrook fire departments agreed to pay fines and participate in training, as part of ...
Two volunteer fire departments on Long Island have agreed to stop displaying Confederate flags and symbols on their property, ...
The fire departments agreed to remove all depictions of the Confederate flag from equipment and websites, and to prohibit any displays of symbols of hate. Brookhaven, Holbrook and Levittown did ...
The fines were part of settlements of complaints originally filed in 2021 against fire districts and departments from ...
Displaying the Confederate flag—an enduring symbol of racism and white supremacy also called the Rebel Flag—violates New York’s Human Rights Law by creating an unwelcoming environment for ...
New York’s Human Rights Division deemed the Confederate flag a symbol of hate and racism — adding that its presence in public institutions like fire departments undermines public trust and ...
Three Long Island fire departments that displayed the Confederate flag have now reached a settlement over alleged ...
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