Kentucky lawmakers want to remove section of state constitution that allows slavery as punishment for a crime
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While the constitution prohibits slavery in the state, it also includes one exception. But lawmakers want to change that.
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While the constitution prohibits slavery in the state, it also includes one exception.
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