Sons of Confederate Veterans to hold meeting
By Chris Lewis | Cordele Dispatch (Cordele, GA) Today as never before there is an all-out attack on history. To be honest,
A day to celebrate? Confederate Memorial Day is still on the books in FL
In the 2022 legislative session, Senate Democratic Leader Lauren Book filed legislation to get rid of the Confederate-related legal holidays of Robert
Jefferson City agrees to reinstall Confederate stones
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Jefferson City has agreed to reinstall two paving stones that contained a reference to a Confederate general
St. Landry council votes to remove 102-year-old Confederate monument
BY DAVIDE MAMONE | The Acadiana Advocate The St. Landry Parish Council overwhelmingly voted Wednesday to remove a 102-year-old Confederate monument from
Black Tennessee mayor signs proclamation declaring April Confederate History Month in his city while surrounded by white ‘Sons of Confederate Veterans’ group who insist that they decry racism
By RONNY REYES | DAILYMAIL.COM A black Tennessee mayor declared April Confederate History Month while surrounded by white members of the Sons of Confederate Veterans,
A Confederate soldier survived a head shot and spit the bullet out 58 years later
Civil War weapons were known to cause massive amounts of damage to the human body. Large caliber arms could shatter bones, force
Two more Missouri City streets with Confederate ties renamed to Prosperity
Two more Missouri City streets - Confederate South Drive and Confederate Court - will get new names today, respectively to Prosperity South
Clock is ticking for St. Landry to decide how to remove and relocate Confederate monument
A resolution reaffirming a previous St. Landry Parish Council decision to proceed with the removal of a Confederate monument from the Courthouse
Will Collierville petition state to change Confederate marker in Town Square? Maybe
A group led by Town Administrator James Lewellen outlined several possible "solutions" for the Confederate marker in Town Square during Monday's Collierville Board
Maryland Removes Its Last Confederate Monument on Public Land
A statue believed to be the last surviving Confederate monument on Maryland public property was taken down on March 14, reports Julio