At the Ole Miss Campus there has been a revision to a statue to the Confederate plaque that has been revised. Just like anything there is a domino effect that has caused the Sons of Confederate Veterans or SCV to revive a lawsuit from back in 2014. At the time of the suit, it had […]
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In New Orleans, friction is continuing between two parties on the movement of controversial confederate statues. The city is arguing they have the right as local governing authority to remove said statues, while opponents argue removal with cause irreparable harm. The decision has floated through not only state, but also federal courts and is currently
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During the civil war, food was engineered for traveling soldiers to take with them. This successfully created evaporated milk and condensed milk. Not so successful was the coffee. Coffee was considered important for smart decision making and winning strategies. However, the Essence of Coffee was not very good and few soldiers could stomach the stuff.
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Mary Jackson Overall was once a rebel spy during the American Civil War. Mary worked with secret service agents out of Flat Rock, and was known to have a way with Federal officers. While in Nashville, Mary made entry into a fort and gained valuable information from the Union soldiers. In 1866 Mary wed John
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The confederate flag is nationally known as a symbol of racial and class degradation and oppression in the United States of America. The Public Official in Greenfield removed his flag after the controversy blew up when a parent noticed it hanging in his garage. The flag is offensive to such a large group of people,
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In South Carolina, the Secessionist Party’s leader says that his sexuality has nothing to do with his fight to preserve Confederate heritage. He has received threats over the last year because he identifies himself as a gay man. He has not stopped from trying to help accomplish the goals of the party and hopes to
A division of a group known as the Sons of Confederate Veterans in North Carolina has raised their first roadside memorial battle flag as part of a project that they sponsor known “Flags Across the Carolinas”. The flag is atop a 40 foot pole and is currently located in Moore County just off of the
