Museums, Cemeteries, Bills, Hearings, Constitutions and Statues, OH MY!

MARCH 16, 2021

**  Baltimore's Walters Art Museum reckons with founders' Confederate ties.  (This is so ridiculous.  Like it's a sin to have Confederate ties.  Without those guys there would NOT be a museum.  Be happy with that.)

**  Surprise inside?   Thornrose Cemetery Confederate time capsule awaits  revealing opening.  (Staunton, Virginia.  What will SPLC, NAACP or BLM have to say about this horrible thing?)

**  Bill to protect Confederate monuments advances to House floor.  (West Virginia.  Who'd have figured in this day and age that anything like this would happen.  What list will SPLC put this on?)

**  Hearing to remove  Confederate Gen.  Mouton statue delayed 6th time.  (Louisiana.  We'll count this as a win.  Not much of one, but we're desperate.)

**  160 years  later, Confederate Constitution an ignoble relic.  (The main difference was about slavery between it and the U.S. Constitution.  Otherwise they were essentially the same.)

**  Virginia Beach City Council weighs future of its Confederate monument.  (Virginia.  Hey, let the people vote on its removal.  Dare you.)

An Ignoble Constitution?  Really?  Wasn't It based on the U.S. Constitution Except for Slavery?  --Old Secesh

Confederadication: Latinos, Tennessee, Confederate Constitution, Picnics, Texas and Army

MARCH 10, 2021

**  Latino Civil Rights leader will help remove Confederate symbols, names from DOD  bases.

**  Tennessee panel votes to move Confederate bust from Capitol.

**  160 years later, Confederate Constitution an ignoble relic.

**  Why the first battle of the Civil War was called the 'picnic battle.'  (Wow, real Civil War history!)

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MARCH 11, 2021

**  A Texas agency is defending the Confederacy.

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MARCH 12, 2021

**  Army continues to honor  Confederate unit histories, even as base names  draw scrutiny.

--Old Secesh