The Second Civil War: Sad R. and the Lee Statue, No More Bricks For You, Alabama, a Prison and Ditch the Rebel

JUNE 7, 2021

**  Virginia Supreme Court to hear cases challenging  removal of Confederate statue.  (Sad R. Robert E. Lee statue.  They can't take it down fast enough to suit me.  That town and mayor need to be greatly embarrassed about what they've done to it.)

**  Texas city  ends brock program amid Confederate controversy.  (Georgetown, Texas.    People could buy a brick for $50 in memory  of any citizen or veteran and it was placed on a sidewalk around the county courthouse.  A money raiser for the Williamson County Historical Society.  Nine were bought honoring Confederate soldiers or officials.  You know who got offended so now no one gets a brick.  Sometimes that other side is completely ridiculous.)

**  Alabama  marks statewide  holiday for Confederacy president Monday, should  it continue?

**  Toledo Magazine:  Not far from Cedar Point, an island once held thousands of Confederate prisoners of war.  (How about that, my source for all these outrages actually occasionally has something about the real war.  I love it.)

**  How a Fort Worth  high school ditched its  Confederate mascot in 1990.  (Southwest High School in Fort Worth, Texas.  Rebel mascot.

--Old Secesh