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The previous windows were "antithetical to our call to be a house of prayer for all people."

Even California has a "racist" flag.

A strange mix of tradition and anti-tradition.

Fort A.P. Hill was renamed after a woman doctor.

Who stands for them?

Some lawmakers want to defend their heritage.

Former Democratic senator stands up for Southern heritage.

"We are making changes to remove doubt about our separation from the Confederacy and the Lost Cause."

Make your voice heard.

Both schools are majority black.

Museum plans to use the melted remnants to honor blacks.

"It's not about heritage, not about history, not about anything but intimidation and hate."

State officials claim the seal is not a historic monument.

Robert E. Lee's horse is too racist to be memorialized.

All four renamed schools are majority non-white.

Did women and slaves defeat the Confederacy?

Over 100 retired Army Rangers signed a letter objecting to the change.

The Board of Supervisors claim the names no longer align with the county's values.

"It's an iconic name and iconic base, and we're not gonna let political correctness run amok."

Black soldier replaces a Confederate general.

Virginia city prepares to abolish its heritage.

Hispanic replaces a white man.

"Stimulate your heart, inspire your mind."

It's one of nine Army bases that will be renamed.

It depends on who lost.

The Georgia Supreme Court ruled last year that residents could sue to restore monuments.

A look at William P. Hustwit's biography of the conservative icon.

At least one state honors its forebears.

Fort Pickett will become Fort Barfoot.

What are “American” soldiers supposed to defend?

The U.S.S. Chancellorsville will now be named after a black man.

“It’s our history."

Pickett's last stand.

It would have been the first city to restore a fallen monument.

100 years after the Civil War, Congress called them “great soldiers and great Americans.”

“The Negro. . . put up the Lee monument, and should the time come, will be there to take it down.”

New slur for white people.

The South is under occupation, like all of America.

Black cancer patient replaces one of America's greatest generals.

The new names are part of a city initiative: "Connecting Fairfax City for All."

The winter offensive.

“Today’s action is an important statement about our values as a community."

Black man threatened to assault the Confederate general's descendant.

Black mayor: “This is, I would say, the last day of the Lost Cause."

Both schools are now more than 85 percent black.

The namesake led an "insurrection" against black rule in Wilmington.

Dozens now honor non-whites instead.

Black mayor: "This is the last stand for the Lost Cause in our city."

“Change has come, and it will continue to happen."

Activists are upset the fort will now be named after Dwight D. Eisenhower.

"The Delete Dixie Initiative is one step toward changing the culture of our campus and promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion.”

The virtue signaling will cost $63 million.

It would cost $62.5 million to erase Southern heritage.

The memorial for Confederate war dead is “problematic from top to bottom.”

Retired admiral says it's more important for the Navy to celebrate diversity than heritage.

"The commissioners do not make these recommendations with any intention of 'erasing history.' "

"[T]he photo has since been removed because it does not meet AWC values."

A Republican governor ordered the replacement.

It's a 20-foot portrait in the academy's library.

The flag threatens the safety of concertgoers.

Fort Bragg, Fort Benning, and Fort Hood would all be renamed.

City councilman declares Lee "a traitor to his own country."

A report on the 2004 American Renaissance conference.

"Is it racist to have streets like Plantation and Confederate?"

"This is another example of how our state continues to live in the past."

"It’s overwhelmingly supported by our fans. It’s part of the tradition."

What the monument's removal means for us.

What can Southern patriots do?

They were honorable and courageous patriots.

At least one Southern state still honors its heritage.

Even a US naval base in Japan will be scrutinized.

The statue honored locals who died fighting for the Confederacy.

Whose country?

Colin Kaepernick wants back on the plantation.

Chancellor says the change helps "advance the dignity and power of diversity."