Again, Let the People Vote on Statue Removal. North Carolina, New York, Tennessee, Mississippi and Virginia

OCTOBER 17, 2020

 **  Confederate monument in Lexington removed overnight.  (North Carolina.  Again, if removing Confederate statues is the right thing to do, why do towns remove them at night like as in a criminal act?)

**  North Carolina among leading states  for Confederate symbols removed  since George Floyd's death.  (Nothing at all to be proud of.  This is plain shameful.)

**  Confederate flag flyer says he's not racist.  (New York.  Just because you fly the Confederate flag does not necessarily mean you hate Blacks.  Just as flying a BLM flag or banner does not mean it is okay for whites to die.)

**  Confederate conversation continues at Tupper Lake town board.  (New York)

**  Collierville Confederate monument draws mixed reactions from candidates.  (Tennessee)

**  Power APAC Elementary dropping Confederate name; students to vote  for new one.  (Jackson, Mississippi)

**  To stay or go?  Fate of Confederate monument in Franklin on ballot.  (Virginia.  This is how removal should be.  let the people vote.)

--Old Secesh