Alameda city leaders on Tuesday will consider a new name for a park that was named in honor of President Andrew Jackson, a slave owner.
Last summer, Jackson Park, the city’s first park, was stripped of its name after 111 years because it honored Jackson, who was the owner of 300 slaves and forcibly resettled Native Americans to Oklahoma from their homelands.
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