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The president of the Utah chapter of Black Lives Matter steps down
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Salt Lake City, Utah — Black Lives Matter Utah chapter president stepped down.
According to Lex Scott, she’s been looking to move for a year, while training her replacement Rae Duckworth.
Scott was criticized for calling the American flag a “symbol of hatred.”
The Utah chapter of the NAACP released a statement rejecting that message.
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