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IF you are free tomorrow morning (12/1) please tune in and listen to this program

As many know organizations has been working for several years to get a "HRO" Ordinance" passed in Duval County.

While it has taken on many forms and has been rejected by the City Council on two occasions, the promise was that it would return. I believe the quote was, "We will be back!"

 August 2012 and February 2016 - Rejected

Is this the beginning?

It should be noted that an ordinance passed in Atlantic Beach in 2014

Be aware and be informed

FAITH MATTERS

Thursday, Dec. 1, 2016  |  9 - 10 a.m.
89.9 FM WJCT Public Broadcasting
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Through a partnership, WJCT and OneJax at the University of North Florida present "Faith Matters," a quarterly radio program addressing societal issues through faith perspectives. This program "Should the Human Rights Ordinance (HRO) be a religious issue?" will explore how theology influences the debate about passage of an expanded HRO.


Hosted by

Reverend Kyle T. Reese, D.Min.
Senior Pastor, Hendricks Avenue Baptist Church
Board Member, OneJax

Nancy Broner
Executive Director, OneJax

Featuring

Cindy Laquidara
Partner, Trial Attorney at Akerman LLP
Former General Counsel for City of Jacksonville

David Bauerlein
Journalist, The Florida Times-Union

Panel of Faith Leaders

Rabbi Jonathan Lubliner
Senior Rabbi, Jacksonville Jewish Center

Reverend Suzanah Raffield
Ordained Baptist minister, founder of Global Women and local small business owner

Dr. Julie Ingersoll
Professor, Philosophy and Religious Studies, University of North Florida

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