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Supporters of the monument have pitched it as a symbol of reconciliation and unification after the Civil War .
They instead call it the “Reconciliation Memorial” Representative Clyde didn’t mention the words Confederate ’ or “Confederacy” once in his speech supporting the amendment Thursday .
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