Is NPR Anti-Confederate? Did You Know That Confederate Is a Proper Name and Should be Capitalized? Evidently Reuters and WWAY Don't.

AUGUST 4, 2021

**  Now that the Forrest bust has been removed, what Confederate symbols might be next?  (Nashville Public Radio.    Wonder what this fine institution had to say about the removal of the Farragut and Gleaves busts?  I still would like to know why they were removed.  Hey, Farragut was Union for crying out loud!)

(Of course, NPR is very liberal and Democrat.)

**  City finds simple way out  with Confederate monument settlement.  (Wilmington, N.C..  The UDC will take them.  Hopefully, part of the deal involves the city paying all costs for removal, including putting them up elsewhere.  Even better, let those folks who want them gone put their money where their mouths are and pay for it themselves.)

**  Fact Check--  D.C.  officer Michael  Fanone was not pictured carrying a confederate (Confederate) flag at Capitol siege.  (Reuters Fact Check.  Hey, Reuters, how about checking to see if you capitalize Confederate?)

**  Mixed  opinions after Wilmington City Council votes to permanently remove confederate (Confederate) statues.  (WWAY 3 ABC Wilmington, N.C..  Looks like WWAY might know that Confederate is a proper name and should be capitalized.)

--Old Secesh

Is North Carolina Becoming Just Another Virginia? Sure Hope Not. One Virginia's All We Can Take.

AUGUST 3, 2021

**  Tennessee removed  one Confederate monument, yet an entrenched state law still holds sway.  (Nashville Public Radio.  Whose side to you suppose they are on?)

**  Wilmington  Confederate monuments not coming back.  (North Carolina.  So Sad Wilmington.)

**  Editorial:  Let's stop tolerating the Confederate flag.  (Northern New York Newspapers.  But, we have to "tolerate" BLM flags.  And everyone knows that means looting, rioting and burning.)

**  Black man assaulted at Indiana lake facing charges.

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AUGUST 4, 2021

**  Rally to call for removal  of Confederate statue, one of the last in Mecklenburg County.  (North Carolina.  Is North Carolina becoming another Virginia?)

--Old Secesh