does it come in black?

The Minnesota Court of Appeals ruled today that the former Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Commissioner lacked authority to rename Lake C*lhoun MPRB Board President Brad Bourn shared the following statement regarding the ruling:  “While it saddens me that 318 property “owners” on stolen Dakota land around Bde Maka Ska calling themselves “Save Lake Calhoun” have prevailed at this stage, I know that we’re standing on the right side of history and that its arc bends towards justice.

In the meantime, as president of the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board, I have no intention of spending any public resources honoring Vice President John C. Calhoun’s blood-soaked legacy of systemic violence against all our communities.”