The bar association's board began a review of the Belo Mansion name after the death of George Floyd last summer.
April 16, 2021 at 05:27 PM
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The Dallas Bar Association will change the name of its headquarters building, the Belo Mansion, which was built over a century ago by Confederate Army officer A.H. Belo.
The board of directors of the Dallas Bar Association voted unanimously to change the building’s name, although a new name has not yet been determined.
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Alfred Horatio Belo House in Dallas, Texas.
