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Seven days to remove the nativity scene
Less than a day after the members of the Harrison County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to keep nativity scene on display in its courthouse in Gulfport, the Washington D.C. based American Humanist Association has announced its plans to sue.
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Humanist Group Will Sue to Remove Mississippi Courthouse Nativity Scene
The American Humanist Association’s Appignani Humanist Legal Center intends to file a lawsuit on behalf of local citizens in Gulfport, Mississippi, against Harrison County for refusing to remove an unconstitutional nativity scene from its courthouse.
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Nativity Scene to Stay Put at County Courthouse
The Harrison County Board of Supervisors has decided to keep its nativity scene on display at the county courthouse in downtown Gulfport. The vote was unanimous, despite the threat of litigation from the American Humanist Association, based in Washington, D.C.