Shreveport State Representative Thomas Carmody won't revisit his proposed bill to let let communities vote on Confederate monuments. Carmody's bill passed on the house side last year, but did not make it out of a senate committee.
The City of New Orleans had four decisions to make regarding the filling of the spaces the former monuments occupied. Three of those decisions have been made.
The removal of Confederate era monuments in New Orleans has sparked new legislation that if passed, will give everyone a say in whether particular monuments need to be removed or left as a part of the story of our state.