Why Are So Many Confederate Statues Removed at Night? Does This Mean Something? North Carolina, Virginia and Kentucky

OCTOBER 18, 2020

**  Lexington removes Confederate statue overnight.  (North Carolina.  Again, why do so many cities removing Confederate statues do it at night.  Isn't that when criminals and bad people are so active?)

**  Reconciling Sylva Sam:   Is there such a thing as compromise  in case of confederate statues?  Asheville, NC. Excuse me, Confederate.)

**  Caravan of cars demonstrate  against Franklin County  Confederate monument.  (Rocky Mount, Virginia)

**  Timeline of historic Confederate marker's reinstallation remains unclear.  (Bowling Green, Kentucky.  Marker is about the town being the Confederate capital of Kentucky.)

**  Confederate statue on ballot in Tazewell inspires protest.  (Tazewell County, Va.  Voters will decide this coming election.  This is the way all removals should be decided.  Those who want them removed are afraid the people will vote to keep them.)

--Old Secesh