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NY Long Island St. Patrick’s Day parade Confederate flag Bayport-Blue Point

A controversial exhibit of Confederate flags on St. Patrick's Day Parade Sunday on Long Island sparked rage and elicited apologies and promises of change from local organizers. The flags flew from the truck during a parade in the Bayport Blue Point community quickly sparked a stir from many in the crowd as soon as they […]

Trump vows to restore Confederate general's name to NC military base

Former President Trump vowed Friday to revert Fort Liberty in North Carolina to Fort Bragg if elected this fall, more than a year after the military installation was redesignated to remove the Confederate general's name. Ta. “The first question I asked was, should we change the name back from Fort Liberty to Fort Bragg?” Trump […]

Georgia statue of John Lewis installed to replace Confederate monument

A massive bronze statue of the late iconic civil rights leader and Georgia congressman John Lewis was installed in the town square on Friday in the exact spot where a controversial Confederate monument stood for more than 110 years before being removed in 2020. Workers slowly maneuvered the 12-foot-tall statue into place under the watchful […]

Six Army Bases to be Renamed from Original Confederate Names

Estimated Reading Time: 2 minutes The dates have been revealed for when six United States Army bases will officially have their names changed due to a far-left campaign to rename any installations bearing Confederate names. According to Axios, the six bases in question are: Fort Hood, Texas; Fort Pickett, Virginia; Fort Rucker, Alabama; Fort Lee, […]

Confederate names reinstated by Virginia county school board

The Virginia NAACP and student groups are suing the Shenandoah County School Board after it voted last month to reinstate the names of two schools named after Confederate generals. Virginia NAACP president Rev. Cosey Bailey called the overturning of the ruling a “celebration of white supremacy and race-based insurrection” in the state. “I believe that […]