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Black musician replaces white hero.

The humiliation continues.

Florida’s Republican governor approved the Confederate's removal in 2016.

Look what they do to heritage.

Richmond's black mayor wanted a "clean slate."

“This proposal best speaks to the values of equity and racial justice."

Another Southern hero is toppled.

Confederate symbols matter more than the evidence.

A majority of county respondents voted to keep the names.

The city wants “to create a new symbolic landscape that is representative of the. . . diverse city Charlotte has become."

This could be the most outrageous story of the year.

Really?

Blacks need to be at "the very center of American history."

It erected a statue of a black Union solider near a Confederate monument.

Was Taylor a little over-optimistic?

“Recontextualization is not enough."

The demonstrators wanted the school to punish those who waved the Confederate flag.

Black criminals replace white heroes.

Happy eightieth birthday to the former Mississippi Senator.

A civil rights activist will replace Jefferson Davis.

"[G]overnments are not obliged . . . to permit the presence of a rebellious army's battle flag . . . ."

The new windows will tell "a new and more complete" story.

Out with Robert E. Lee, in with Nat Turner.

It's the state's only remaining Confederate monument on public grounds.

The terms of surrender have been withdrawn.

The woke capsule will replace the 1887 artifacts left under the toppled Robert E. Lee statue.

The crowd chanted "Black Lives Matter" as the statue was removed.

The monument and property were intended to be “perpetually sacred to the Monumental purpose to which they have been devoted."

County supervisor called for its removal because it reminded him of the January 6 protests.

The occupiers continue their desecration.

M.E. Bradford's authentic conservatism.

Majority-black city will replace a Confederate monument with an Emmett Till statue.

Councilman: "We’re taking these down because of mob rule."

House Speaker: "Any attempt to erase the past only aligns society with the teaching of communism."

"Arlington County officials say the name change will better reflect community values."

It was donated by the United Daughters of the Confederacy in 1922.

Former mayor of 97-percent-black town tried to cut down its Confederate statue.

A statue honoring Lewis and Clark was also removed.

Military school erases its heritage against the wishes of its white alumni.

Republicans back the bill because it replaces "racist" Democrats.

The "slave owners" are Founding Fathers.

A report on the 1996 American Renaissance conference.

White heroes are the new "hidden figures."

The university voted overwhelmingly to keep the Confederate general's name.

City leftists want the city to destroy the statues rather than move them.

Advocates say the change "is a giant step forward in righting a racist ideology."

The black official was not pleased.

Confederate heroes can no longer rest in peace.

But the Confederate flags will be moved to a less prominent area.

Activist: "The degenerates in Richmond have announced plans to desecrate the grave of a war veteran by literally digging up his remains."

Authentic degeneracy.

The media repeatedly featured him to attack Southern heritage.

Judge: "The mother must encourage and teach the child to embrace her mixed-race identity."

Speakers ponder the future of whites.

New Orleans will no longer have schools named after "slave owners, Confederate officials and segregation supporters."

Black activists say Stone Mountain "oppress[es] people."

No campus for Confederates.

A report on the 1998 American Renaissance conference.

White leftists threatened to Confederate monument "into a toilet."

The group demands the United Daughters of the Confederacy display a message from a black cop killer.

Look away, Dixie Land.

"Removing the monument is an acknowledgement of our racist history."

"This has stained the pages of our law for too long.”

A Christian reappraisal of the Old South.

"Jefferson Davis was the president of the Confederacy, a constant reminder of a white nationalist experiment."

The school replaces a Confederate general with a black janitor.

"You can't wipe out culture."

Black Lives Matter razed Southern heritage.

White country star says he "would never want to be associated with something that brings so much hurt."

He defended a "Bachelor" contestant who once attended a plantation-themed ball.

An old friend, who died 16 years ago today, speaks.

"A rare old architectural specimen whose core structure may date to the 1700s is not sacrosanct in the face of reckoning."

Board of Trustees decided Wallace's apologies didn't erase his segregationist past.

Virginia House wants public universities to offer reparations.

Changing the name is virtuous. Wanting to keep it is "divisive."