The presidential library for Jefferson Davis, the only president of the Confederate States of America, resides in Biloxi, Mississippi. He came to Biloxi after his release from federal custody after the Civil War and wrote his memoirs. Today the house serves as a museum to the Confederate soldier. In fact, the Tomb of the Unknown […]
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Is the Danville Public Library getting rid of their books on the Civil War? A local man in Danville, Virginie believes they are. The library says that books are often weeded out and some are sold. The civil war books are just in another part of the library. Bill Sawyers is having none of it
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The author is covering an update to an event in Natchitoches that took place last December where historical Confederate supporters were told they could not wave a Confederate flag in the town’s Christmas Parade by the mayor. A lawsuit has been filed in the city court and the supporters are fighting for their rights backed
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Donald Trump made a statement in regards to those who support the Second Amendment but do not support Hillary Clinton. It seems his statement can be interpreted as a veiled threat. Many people are concerned that a political candidate is making death threats. The legality is questioned. Dan Rather insists we remember Lincoln’s call for
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Civil War re-enactment is an event that takes place in parts of the US. It is a unique way to understand history from a different perspective. There are several notes on the scent of certain eras with the Civil War era being described as earthy. The re-enactments are a different way to engage the community
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The confederate flag is a controversial topic. The stance on the issue appears to be split down the middle with some stating it represents bigotry and others claiming it symbolizes freedom to express themselves. The county event will feature massive confederate flags and their sale. Some are urging the community to boycott the fair. Confederate
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Two former gang members align with confederate flag wielding group. The pairing is controversial as the two men are black. The supporters of the confederate flag, consisting of white Americans, are very supportive and present the two men with a rebel flag in summation of their initiation. The event is seemingly positive with no malice
A recent posting on the site Conservative Daily Post has claimed that Attorney General Loretta Lynch has ordered all Confederate flag tattoos removed; however, this claim has been shown as patently false. In fact, the Attorney General has no ability to force American citizens to engaged in tattoo removal, regardless of the tattoo subject. Loretta
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In Baton Rouge, Louisiana, members of the Sons of the Confederate Veterans group are suing the city to protest the mayor’s recent banning of the Confederate flag during the annual Christmas parade. The group is citing the ban as unconstitutional, while the mayor has claimed he is banning the flag due to many citizens viewing
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New controversy is surrounding the Gadsden flag. This flag that features the words, “Don’t tread on me” from the Revolutionary war times is now popular in limited government groups. The wearing of this flag in the workplace could now be considered harassment just as the wearing of the confederate flag in the workplace. How do
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