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Mississippi House and Senate vote to remove Confederate symbol from state flag

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Lawmakers in the Mississippi House and Senate vote to remove the Confederate battle standard from the state flag. The bill calls for a nine-member commission to design a new flag that does not use the Confederate standard and does include the phrase "In God, We Trust." IMAGES

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