Monday, July 27, 2020
Was the New York Times Owned By a Family That Owned Slaves at One Time?
JULY 22, 2020
** Letter: North or South, 'leave all American statues alone'. (I can agree with this sentiment.)
** Family that owns the New York Times reportedly had slaves, supported the Confederacy. (July 21, 2020 Daily Caller. I can't help but chuckle at this one, because the Times along with the Washington Post are among the biggest backers of BLMers taking down the Confederate statues. Well worth a read. This article is based on a N.Y. Post opinion column.)
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JULY 23, 2020
** Fight over Confederate base names unsettled even after lawmakers back changes.
** How the Army might rename Confederate installations. (June 20, 2020, Navy Times A list of possible replacement names. Worth a read. Like I said, rename all for someone other than a black person for the next ten years, then they can be renamed after Blacks then. The wounds of this Confederadication campaign are still too raw.
And, this one includes names of women. Like I said, worth a read.
** Bastrap cemetery board punts decision on Confederate monuments relocation. (Texas Bastrap has two Confederate monuments and both might be removed from the courthouse grounds. Fairview Cemetery might be the new location of one of the monuments.)
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JULY 24, 2020
** Springfield school renamed for John Lewis. (Virginia. Robert E. Lee High School renamed for Civil Rights leader John Lewis who just recently died. I am in favor of this if the majority of the students are Black. I came across the number 80% minority at the school, so this was a correct call.
That Would Sure Be a Bit of Irony for the N.Y. Times If That Is True About Their Former Owners. --Old Secesh
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