KINGSTON, Jamaica - In a scathing rebuke, Opposition Spokesperson Dr. Deborah Hickling Gordon has condemned the government's proposal to create a new "second-tier" national honor for cultural icons Bob Marley and Louise "Miss Lou" Bennett Coverley, calling it a diminishment of their legacy and "another retrograde proposal" affecting Jamaica's African heritage.
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