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  1. 06-15-2009, 12:58 PM #1
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    Pro-English measures being revived across U.S.

    Pro-English measures being revived across U.S.

    Congress, states consider new proposals to declare an ‘official language’

    By Alex Johnson
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    updated 3:59 a.m. PT, Mon., June 15, 2009

    In perfect, if Southern-inflected, Japanese, Eric Crafton urged his colleagues on the Nashville, Tenn., City Council to let voters decide whether English should be the city’s official language.

    Crafton, who learned Japanese during his service in the Navy, offered this translation: “This situation must change.â€
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    Take Action!
    1) Tell Congress to Pass the English Language Unity Act (H.R. 997) email:
    http://capwiz.com/proenglish/issues/ale ... d=12660406


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