Not even Texas preserves her Southern symbols anymore.
Tag Archives: Southern Heritage
“When has a statue of Gen. Robert E. Lee killed a black person?”
Officials Grappling With Confederate Names on Public Schools, Washington Post
Especially since more and more schools are majority non-white.
As Others Tear Down Confederate Monuments, Alabama Unveils One, Associated Press
Dedicated to the “Unknown Alabama Confederate Soldiers.”
Goodbye, Columbus?, Huffington Post
A famous liberal hopes his more radical comrades will hold back.
It’s not about the South, it’s about whites.
They had shown it every summer for 34 years.
What Still Unites Us?
Pat Buchanan doesn’t have an answer.
Violence on Campus: What Would Robert E. Lee Do?, American Thinker
He was a college president.
Jared Taylor defends the statue.
The Taney Monument and the Will to Remember
What the monument’s removal means for us.
In Chaotic Meeting, Charlottesville Votes to Shroud Statues, Associated Press
Three arrested during a city council meeting.
Robert E. Lee, Vladimir Lenin, even Ghandi.
This is not the first time he’s been arrested in connection with illegal explosives.
Video: Man Removed From Florida College After Standing in Front of Confederate Monument in Virginia, WXII12
Christian college cucks.
American Iconoclasm: the Destruction of Sacred Images, Frontpage Mag
The “magical thinking” behind memorial destruction.
University of Texas to Remove Statues of General Robert E. Lee and Other Confederate Figures, Daily Mail
Statue of “the father of modern gynecology” in NYC will also be coming down.
The Great Robert E. Lee, American Thinker
A great American and a great Southerner.
What Does the Confederate Flag Mean?, AR Classic Article
Who hates it, who loves it, and why.
America’s Second Civil War
Pick a side.
Trump is More in Touch Than You Think, The American Conservative
62 percent of Americans and 44 percent of blacks favor keeping the statues.
Report doesn’t say whether it will be restored.
Mitch McConnell has yet to comment.
“. . . every street, every school, every flag, and every public memorial”
“White Supremacist” = Jared Taylor.
“The beauty that is being taken out of our cities, towns and parks will be greatly missed and never able to be comparably replaced!”
Whose Side Is He On?, Spectator
A salute to President Trump’s bravery.
The revolution will not be slowed with dissent.
As we have always predicted.
Hollywood Forever Cemetery Removes Confederate Monument After Calls From Activists and Vandalism Threats, Los Angeles Times
Forever is not forever for Confederates.
PHOTOS: Chaos at Charlottesville Unite the Right Rally
Violence reigned as police stood down.
President Trump presciently notes that the Founding Fathers are next.
They will debate whether to move them to a museum or just destroy them.
“It is 2017.”
If We Erase Our History, Who Are We?
“Are we building our utopia on a sandpile of ideology and hope?”
In his latest comments, Trump denounces “alt-left” violence.
Mothball the Confederate Monuments, National Review
Says the editor or Nation Review.
They kicked and spit on it once it fell to the ground.
Google Goes Berserk; So Does Charlottesville
The system is lashing out at dissidents.
Namely: Black Lives Matter and antifa.
Dylann Roof syndrome.
Can the South Survive?, AR Classic Article
With the “Unite the Right” rally taking place today, this question is worth contemplating more than ever.
House with Confederate Flag Stormed in AL, Two Males Beaten and Killed, Narrative Collapse
Black culprits, white victims, media silence.
Military refuses to wage war on Southern heritage.
Even the Right has civil rights.
Is There Really a Racial Divide Between North and South?, The American Conservative
Southerns are hardly any more “racist” than Northerners.
One of the five helped launch #OscarsSoWhite.
Sam Dickson in His Own Words
A veteran activist reflects on a life of devotion to a cause.
“J.E.B. Stuart High School” now just “Stuart High School.”
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The Radical Republicans: The Antifa of 1865
Remembering the politicians who thought Lincoln never went far enough.
By Ilana Mercer