In the Sons of Confederate Veterans Pacific NW Division’s article regarding the firing of a police officer due to inappropriate attire, they speak about an ongoing federal lawsuit regarding a South Carolina officer who was fired due to a pair of underwear he was wearing. The officer is arguing that he was not wearing the
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In the middle of a bitter war, some people on both sides still found ways to show Christian charity. Historian Robert Moore shared a remarkable 1865 newspaper article about a group of Northern women who organized to help the women, children and other suffering people of Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley. Though their nations were at war,
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On April 9, 2016, the anniversary of General Lee’s surrender at Appomattox, Pensacola resident Stephen R. Malloy raised a Confederate battle flag in honor of the men who gave their lives fighting for the Confederacy. Southern Heritage News and Views shared his letter explaining the dedication, along with photos of the flag flying high and
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