The Confederacy Under Attack... Again: Forrest, Confederate Sympathizers, Tombstones Toppled and Have a Coke

MARCH 14, 2021

**  Final removal of Confederate  cavalry general  Forrest from Tennessee Capitol could take months.

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MARCH 15, 2021

**  Men behind  Walters art collection were Confederate sympathizers, officials at Baltimore museum say.  (So?)

**  Alachua  County looks for new  art for space where  Confederate soldier 'Old Joe' once stood.  

**  Civil War hospital  discovered in downtown New Bern.  (North Carolina.  Imagine "Real Civil War" stuff under Confederate search.)

**  Tombstones  toppled at historic Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond.  (I don't know if they were Confederate gravestones or not.  But, I had to chuckle at the mayor's response to this of moral outrage after what he has allowed done to Sad R's Confederate monuments.)

**  Coquitlam  forklift operator  wins case against Coca Cola after Confederate flag mask worn at work.  (Wore it, got fired and won case.)

--Old Secesh

The Second Civil War: Defense Act, Trump, Veto, Twitch, Naval Academy, Bowling Green and Alabama

DECEMBER 12, 2020

**  Senate votes through Defense Act with huge majority and dares Donald Trump to veto move to raise troops' pay and strip Confederate names from bases.  (This means quite a few Republicans voted to pass it.)

**  Twitch updates their  harassment policy, bans Confederate flag, explains why  using slurs is permitted.

**  Defense bill opens door to erasing Confederate names at the Naval Academy, and more for Maryland military posts.

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DECEMBER 13, 2020

**  Historic homeowners say they have not been contacted about Confederate  marker's relocation.  (Bowling Green, Kentucky.  Bowling Green was named the state capital of the Confederate state of Kentucky in 1861.  The marker originally was on the campus of Western Kentucky University, but taken down amid BLM and white minion uproar.)

**  Historian gives solutions for Alabama Confederate monument.  (Gadsden, Alabama.  Emma Samsun monument.  Leave monument but put up contextual signs around it.)

--Old Secesh