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Monuments men

In Baltimore, Arkansas, there is a call to rid the city of monuments of Confederate leaders. The mayor, on the other hand, disagrees with the decision, and has proposed to put up signs better explaining the monument and the roles each of the people in the monument played during the Civil War. The author takes

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Houston mayor pushing to rename Dowling Street, now in Confederate officer’s memory

Mayor Sylvester Turner of Houston, Texas is attempting to rename a street called Dowling Street. This street was named after Richard Dowling; he served as a lieutenant in the Confederate Army and was a businessman in Texas after the Civil War. Many protesters have demanded the removal of Confederate monuments and the mayor wants to

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Does America’s first flag symbolize ‘exclusion and hate’, as this Mich. school superintendent said?

There is a huge debate surrounding the first American flag made by Betsy Ross. Superintendent of Forest Hills School District School Dan Behm caused a lot of controversy when he stated the flag was a symbol of hate and exclusion. This comment stemmed from a game between Forest Hills (predominately white population) and Ottawa High

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Florida high school asks student to take Confederate flag off truck

Clay County School District officials must try to balance the right to a student’s self-expression with maintaining order and respecting the feelings of other students. When one student’s Confederate flag was perceived to fall on the “wrong” side of this invisible line, things got a little tense. Read on for more details. Florida high school

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