Virginia, the Coast Guard and Separating Birthdays

March 8, 2020

**  Virginia lawmakers approve local control of Confederate monuments; must still decide on rules.

**  Lynchburg lawmakers reluctant to remove Confederate monuments.

**  Will the Coast Guard follow  the Marine Corps' lead and ban confederate flags?  (Hey, capital "C".)

**  Liberation and Freedom Days event takes look at Confederate monuments.  (Charlottesville, Va.)

**  Alabama lawmaker wants to separate Martin Luther King , Robert E. Lee holidays.  (I agree, but just remember whose birthday was commemorated first.)

--Old Secesh

The Confederacy Under Attack: The Pittsboro Confederate Monument Removed At Night

November 20, 2019

**  Case dismissed for man who challenged impacts of Confederate statue outside Clinton courthouse.  (Louisiana)  This is a real good story.

**  Confederate monuments should be removed.

**  Removal of Confederate statue outside Chatham County courthouse begins.  (Pittsboro)  Looks like another place to be added to my ever-growing boycott list.

**  Bellingham named a bridge after Confederate officer 100 years ago.  Why it's history.   Pickett Bridge is no longer that in Bellingham, Washington.

**  Museum exhibit in Lynchburg to display Confederate flag after consultation with community.  (Virginia)

Another Loss in Pittsboro.

You Have to Wonder Why So Many Hate Crimes and Removals of Confederate Statues Take Place At Night?  One Wonders.  --Old Secesh