Justice
The NAACP Wants Buffalo to Stop Naming Things After Millard Fillmore
The name of the president who signed the Fugitive Slave Act into law can be found all over the city he helped build.
One of this country's least relevant historical political leaders, 13th U.S. president Millard Fillmore, is remembered differently in Buffalo, New York, than he is anywhere else. That is to say, he's remembered differently there by being remembered at all.
And now the NAACP would like Buffalo to ease up on the Fillmore nostalgia.