Utah’s state constitution bans slavery — mostly. And Rep. Sandra Hollins says mostly isn’t good enough.
Leah Hogsten | Tribune file photo Rep. Sandra Hollins delivers the morning keynote address on "Engaging Residents in Local and National Politics". The University of Utah's College of Social Work hosted the first State of Utah Black Affairs Summit. The summit centered on the theme of Shaping Our Presence, Voice, Leadership & Activism, designed to provide a full day of capacity building and learning for researchers, community activists, politicians, educators, policymakers, and students across the State of Utah, Saturday, April 15, 2017.

Utah’s state constitution bans slavery — mostly. And Rep. Sandra Hollins says mostly isn’t good enough.

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