The Civil War may have been 150 years ago, but its history still resonates to this day. Re-enactments help today’s citizens get in touch with the events of the past. Now, Huntington Beach is getting a taste of history with a Civil War re-enactment commemorating the 155th anniversary of the war. Civil War re-enactment brings […]
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The Confederate States of America were a part of our history. They defended slavery but also were part of the past in the south. The VA Flaggers are confederate flag enthusiasts who post flags in cities and towns across the south. Danville Virginia just got new flags. Key Takeaways: unlawful actions will not be tolerated
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Free speech is not so free in Lake Arrowhead as a group of high school students comes under attack for displaying confederate flags on their pickup trucks outside of the school. The matter was discussed at a school board meeting where former assemblyman Tim Donnely defends the students right to free expression. The students flying
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San Francisco school board member Matt Haney is proposing that several schools in the area change their names. He suggests that schools named after Washington, Jefferson and other early American icons should be renamed because of these individuals’ tie to the slave trade. He suggests that the schools be renamed after such people as San
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Manchester is a town of deep history in southern Pennsylvania. During the Civil War, it was the site of some of the confederacy’s furthest incursions into union territory on the way to their high water mark at Gettysburg. In 1903, Michael Gross, who was around for the rebel invasion, recalled his experience for the York
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The people In Hollywood are arguing over whether they should rename the streets that are named after Confederate Generals. Some people are claiming that is like erasing history, inconvenient for the people currently living on those streets or if the post office will even approve of renaming the streets. On the other side are the
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A famous General once said, “In all human lot there has nothing better been found for man than to die for his country.” The United Daughter of the Confederacy serves by building monuments to tell of a story of a glorious fight against the greatest odds that should never die. Although some find it controversial,
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It is going to be difficult to write a summary about the content of this blog post as the link is broken or the content has been removed from the source site. Since that is the case, it is impossible to review or summarize its material, but as I am up for a challenge, I
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On Thursday, a Des Moines high school student displayed a Confederate flag from his vehicle. School officials requested that he remove it. The student, Jake Malloy, claimed his flying of the flag was not based in racism. He said the flag was flown for fallen soldiers of the Civil War and that it’s a sign
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What the author is explaining is that, people either ignore or neglect to take another person’s point of view.Mostly when people have their own thoughts, they always think they are right instead of thinking about it and not hating people based on who they are. Most views are biased based on race, religion, or sex.
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