That Charlottesville Again, Even Lewis & Clark (and Sacagawea) Aren't Safe From 'Woke.' , Far-right vs. Far-left Forms of Protest at UNC

JULY 13, 2021

**  Confederate statues removed from Charlottesville.  (Virginia.  Such a huge surprise!)

**  Charlottesville removes Lewis  and Clark statue featuring Sacagawea along with Confederate statues.  (Virginia.  I tell you, It's a statue feeding frenzy in that college town.)

**  Far-right activists protest with Confederate flags at UNC's Unsung Founders Memorial.  )North Carolina.  And those who pulled down the Silent Sam statue must have been Far-left.)

**  The traveling sculpture challenges the story Confederate statues tell.

**  Pasquotank Confederate monument  will soon head to private property in Nixonton.  (North Carolina)

**  Charlottesville removes Confederate statues, Putnam County may keep theirs.  (Florida)

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JULY 14, 2021

**  A state-by-state list  of racist Confederate monuments that have been removed so far.  (Mic.  I'd like to know what those statues did to be considered to be racist.  Plus, this group wants all Confederate statues replaced with ones of black heroes. )

--Old Secesh

Civil War II: Sculptor Edward Valentine, Brooklyn, Fort Hood, North Carolina, Texas and Alabama

These are all headlines.  If you want to read more about them, search.

JANUARY 3, 2021

**  Richmond sculptor Edward Valentine created many of the statues that defined Lost Cause.

**  Streets in Brooklyn honoring Confederate figures to be renamed under defense bill.  (New York)

**  Opinion:  Changing Fort Hood's name cannot erase its proud history.

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JANUARY 4, 2021

**  Removed Confederate monument still  source of contention.  (Chatham County, N.C.)

**  The Texas legislature is set to grapple with  the Confederacy.  It is our  No. 10 issue of the upcoming session.  (What number is Blacks shooting Blacks at?)

**  Gaston's Confederate monument likely to remain in place for now.  (North Carolina.  As long as BLM doesn't commit hate crimes against it.)

**  Small town Alabama resident transformed to a protest leader.  (A black woman upset about Confederate symbols.)

--Old Secesh