the War on White Heritage
The Washington Times' Confederate (Fifth) Columnist, November 19, 2009, Institute for Southern Studies
No mercy for dissidents.
Kids Study the Dark Side of Columbus, October 12, 2009, AOL News
“Balanced perspective” on Columbus means an anti-white perspective.
Should We Even Have a Columbus Day?, October 12, 2009, Christian Science Montior
Sure; but change the name to honor the Indians.
New Park Service Chief Sees 'Convergence', October 12, 2009, Los Angeles Times
Park Service: White crimes against non-whites “more relevant to today’s society.”
Hypocrisy 101, September 4, 2009, AR Classic Article
Free speech for leftists, but not for race realists.
Donor's Views on Race Spark Outcry Over Parkland, August 31, 2009, Wall Street Journal
William Shockley still scares the bejabbers out of liberals.
A Call for Diversity at the Capitol, August 31, 2009, News & Observer (Raleigh)
Too many statues, monuments, and plaques to white men.
Debate Heats Up Over Renaming of Dallas Schools, August 14, 2009, CBS11-TV (Fort Worth)
Schools to be renamed after Obama and Sotomayor.
County North of NYC to Market Housing to Nonwhites, August 11, 2009, AP
Feds wants to make make suburbia more “inclusive and diverse.”
Confederate Flag Nixes ACC Baseball Tourney in South Carolina, July 7, 2009, The State (Columbia, South Carolina)
ACC changes venue after “productive and friendly conversations” with NAACP.
Senate Passes Apology for Slavery, Segregation, June 18, 2009, Newsmax
But resolution carries a disclaimer precluding any reparations.
NAACP Issues Ultimatum on Confederate Flag Ban, June 15, 2009, South Florida Times
Miami NAACP demands Florida city crack down on freedom of expression.
NAACP Branch Readies for Confederate Flag Fight, May 29, 2009, AP
Says members will boycott NASCAR race if spectators wave Battle Flags.
Ayers, Dohrn Say Racism Not Dead, May 28, 2009, Chicago Sun Times
The evidence: 57 percent of whites did not vote for Obama.
It's Ol' Brown Eyes!, May 19, 2009, Daily Star (London)
Black actor Jamie Foxx born to play Sinatra?
Placer Park Gift Comes With Troubling Catch: The Name of Shockley, May 19, 2009, Sacramento Bee
Shockley name pits environmentalists against egalitarians.
'Old South' Frat Targeted Over Confederate Event, May 14, 2009, AP
It’s not just the flags and uniforms; it’s the hoop skirts, too.
Board That Challenged Confederate Flag Dissolved, May 11, 2009, South Florida Times
Blacks say they are targeted.
Councilman Removes Confederate Flags From Graves, April 27, 2009, Media General News Service
Black councilman calls memorial flags “offensive,” representative of the “Klan and racism.”
Alabama NAACP Criticizes Use of Trail Maids in Inaugural Parade, January 13, 2009, WFSA-TV (Montgomery)
NAACP head says pretty Southern girls in hoop gowns remind him of slavery.
Hopkins Balks at Confederate Banner, November 21, 2008, Baltimore Sun
Everybody supports “free speech but …”
Beyonce: Now It’s Time for a Black Wonder Woman, November 14, 2008, Daily Mail (London)
We were just kidding about a black Superman.
‘Forrest’ in School Name Comes Up for Vote Nov. 3, October 23, 2008, Times-Union (Jacksonville, Florida)
Defender: Only people in favor of change are “from the North who don’t care about our heritage.”
Chancellor Issues Decision on Student Effort to ‘Bring Back Boone’, October 22, 2008, DU Today (Denver)
“We’ll always be pioneers,” but mascot cannot be Daniel Boone.
NAACP Leaders Will Push Confederate Flag Issue, July 15, 2008, AP
NAACP reneges on compromise.
Park Service Seeks to Reach Changing Population, July 7, 2008, AP
Blacks and Hispanics still aren’t going to the national parks.
Petition Seeks to Remove Denton Confederate Statue, April 30, 2008, WFAA-TV (Dallas-Fort Worth)
UNT students behind petition mouth bromides about Civil War.
Nazis Had a Heritage, Too, March 5, 2008, Miami Herald
How to refute a proud Southerner.
So Long ‘Swanee’, December 13, 2007, Pensacola News Journal
“Sunsetting” Florida’s “racist” state song.
Columbus Day Protest Leads to Arrests, October 8, 2007, AP
Protester says discoverer started centures of oppression.
Names Sought For Ohio Statue In Capitol, September 25, 2007, AP
Making Statuary Hall safe for “diversity.”
Coffee Mug Fuels Controversy, July 26, 2007, Hartford (Connecticut) Courant
Postage stamp-sized picture of Confederate flag angers black trooper.
‘Futures Game’ Shows Baseball’s Global Allure, July 10, 2007, San Francisco Chronicle
Forty-five percent of baseball minor leaguers are foreign-born.
Professor Forced Out for Citing George Washington, May 8, 2007, NewsMax.com
But emails about buying goats for Ugandan orphans and Women’s History Month are ok.
Queen Praises Diversity, May 7, 2007, AP
British monarch pleased with the “cultural changes” of the last 50 years.
‘White Power’ Banner Hung On Westmoreland Water Tower, April 18, 2007, AP
Incident prompts investigation by Joint Terrorism Task Force.
Spurrier: Remove Confederate Flag From S.C. Statehouse, April 17, 2007, AP
Football coach embarrased by “that dang, damn Confederate flag.”
Gary’s First Teacher’s Racist Views A Shock, April 12, 2007, Post-Tribune (Gary, Ind.)
Indiana University shocked that former trustee was a man of his times.
Forrest 1 Step Closer To Gone, April 10, 2007, Florida Times-Union (Jacksonville)
High school may lose name of Confederate general.
Statue Of Baseball-Loving Family Unveiled Outside Hadlock Field, April 10, 2007, AP
Sculpture accepted even though the family is white.
New Castle Ends ‘Confederate’ Month, April 4, 2007, AP
Confederate History month lasts just three days in Indiana town.
Temple Terrace Music Teacher Pushes New State Song, March 26, 2007, Palm Beach Post
“Swanee River” now thought to be “racist.”
Ga. Governor Noncommital On Georgia Slavery Apology, March 21, 2007, AP
NAACP lobbying legislators to back apology resolution.
Uproar Hits Fla. Confederate Flag Show, March 19, 2007, AP
“Artist” sees battle flag as “visual terrorism.”
King County’s New Face, March 13, 2007, Seattle Times
Named originally for a former vice president, Seattle’s county now renamed for MLK.
War Over The Confederacy Rages In Texas, February 12, 2007, Chicago Tribune
NAACP: “It’s confounding, this continuing idolatry of the Confederacy.”
Signs Of The Cross (And Its Removal), December 28, 2006, Inside Higher Ed
The war on symbols continues.
Confederates Back Flag, November 22, 2006, AP
SCV to make South Carolina’s case before athletic association.
I’m Disgusted By Racism In Dandy Annual, November 14, 2006, Daily Record (UK)
UK’s race watchdog to investigate reprint of 1930s magazine for “racism.”
Woman Jailed in Battle to Have Slogan T-Shirt Removed from Fair, November 8, 2006, Post and Courier (Charleston)
Calif. transplant dismayed that South Carolinians do not find Confederate flag offensive.