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Tallahassee, FL (WTXL) A government agency aimed at ending discrimination celebrates forty years. The Florida Commission on Human Rights marked the anniversary by urging Floridians to fight against discrimination.

Commission leaders say in a weak economy their work is more important than ever. The commission is also urging the legislature to strengthen its role and responsibilities.
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