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Six City Council members have introduced a resolution honoring the civil rights leader a month after he died.
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Frazier's visitations and funeral are scheduled for The Bethel Church, the city's oldest Baptist church.
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More than 150 people gathered Tuesday for a candlelight vigil to remember the founder of the Northside Coalition, who died Saturday of cancer.
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Ben Frazier passed away on Saturday night at UF Health Jacksonville one day after his 73rd birthday.
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Frazier spoke against Confederate monuments during a City Council meeting in December but refused to leave when his speaking time was up.
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Activist Ben Frazier will return to the place where he was arrested a month ago to continue his demand for action to get rid of Confederate monuments.
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Frazier was among dozens of people who packed Jacksonville City Council chambers Tuesday night to argue both sides of the issue.
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Frazier released a statement on Facebook saying he’s feeling disbelief, shock, fear and anger after learning he has cancer.
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Frazier said he’s been asked to speak in Geneva because the Northside Coalition is a plaintiff in the lawsuit challenging Florida’s “anti-riot” bill. He said he'll also discuss voting restrictions, school instruction, congressional districts and more.
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Frazier made national headlines after his arrest at a press conference held by Gov. Ron DeSantis in Jacksonville. Now he is threatening a federal lawsuit if the charge isn't dropped.