How Long Have Black Protests Against Confederate Monuments Been Going On. Still About That Chair

April 13, 2021

**  Black protesters have been rallying against Confederate statues for generations.  (Smithsonian.  The article focused on one attack on a Confederate monument in 1966 in Tuskegee, Alabama.  Excuse me, one doesn't a major groundswell make like what has happened since George Floyd was killed.  I can not remember many other times that the attacks took place.)

**  Lawyer:  Two arrested had no role in Confederate chair theft.  (There's that chair again.)

**  Stone Mountain Park denies permit for Confederate Memorial Day service.  (Georgia.  No big surprise.  Had the SCV been allowed to hold it, guess who would have come out to protest it.)

**  Confederate throne returned, two people arrested in New Orleans.

**  Western Carolina county won't talk about moving Confederate monument,  even at request of city where it is located.  (Burke County.  Morgantown, North Carolina.)

**  Committee recommends placing statue of Nathan Forrest in museum, not in public.  (Rome, Georgia)

**  Anti-racism activists kidnapped Confederate monument and used it as a toilet... or did they?

--Old Secesh