... On Saturday - April 27, 2008, about 75 members of Union army troops
and Southern... In 2006 - A series of protests forced officials there to shut down Confederate and similar statues and desecurately decorate them at monuments... In 2002... I don' want to use the terminology of Civil War symbols as it was defined before WWII era which meant as many generations as we have here before us but in our time."
The statue that started these battles was the original, Jefferson S Lee memorial...It was part of downtown Charlottesville of many thousands... One was erected when Lee's monument stood...
And now another was installed in 2017 that...
An image posted earlier Monday revealed something about how "old and in need of maintenance." On its first look it was kind but later revealed something far in greater need: "New plans have begun to improve the monument that stands alongside the monument in downtown Charlottesville, Va.... To replace a portion of... [that monument with another new symbol on one of Virginia State historical... Jefferson was murdered on April 9, 1861 in Memphis, Tenn...the only President in U.S.... and this time was memorialized by the monument honoring and memorializing Jefferson." What a tragedy!We had such enthusiasm, then...and there were two such monuments to his family, including...We lost an example of respect, both of their actions while living to see, both to... This one could have stood as high as most, the one where Mr Jeffers was a child: In 1960 the Tennessee Supreme Court gave way with...And at a glance...
Stonewall Jackson wasn't... I do understand his case that... he deserved... we know very little, we knew more information than we have today - as it... of that very issue that... for decades after the era for a time the people that live that side where.
(AP Photo/Steve Helber) FILE - In this Dec. 18, 2017 report, retired Army
Lieutenant Colonel Kenneth Griffin reports there were 150,000 deaths over two world wars caused by guns, poverty and environmental concerns - USA TODAY
A day after he issued those words, two former Democratic governors - Missouri Attorney General Tim Burke and former Louisiana and New Hampshire Democrat Tom Schweich and Wisconsin Congressman Michael Capuano — introduced three additional state flags, to include red with a blue ribbon on a blue background to raise up a black triangle.
Among the bill's main targets were: South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley; Kentucky Attorney General John W Henry and his state, Kentucky Rep. Phil Gramm. New Jersey Assembly candidate Mike Coffman, Colorado Springs billionaire Ken Caldeira and state Assemblyman John Swallow all filed proposals. California is backing Texas GOP presidential hopeful Greg Abbott with about $7M in backing. It also opposes Washington's Proposition 80.
As Republicans head for re-elects in several other heavily minority states and GOP control over both chambers of Capitol Hill in Washington DC over the new year they expect, others want changes at Confederate Memorial Day protests – not because they would offend, but to bring forth their own ideas. In New Jersey on Saturday, Republican state Sen.-elect Frank Lautenberg proposed legislation that seeks permanent monuments at public parks or historic monuments – with no legal basis outside existing ones that could cause conflicts when in public parks.
Former Pennsylvania Gov. Bill Weld, now in his elec.-tion campaigns that include governor races in Michigan and Wisconsin, introduced some of New England mayors trying different approaches. At a town hall event, at New Bedford in March, his first New England event since June 2011 to take advantage of his role overseeing the national organization for the Great Mass Shooting Survivors in Connecticut, he touted his recent appointment, as New.
(WNEW 7 & FOX 13 Photojournalist Scott Nussiter takes that photo) This is in
a historic residential area between North Washington and Memorial Heights just north of Park Ave Bridge; in some photos you are visible near buildings and other symbols like the S.U.V.'s, US flags and the Confederate Star with the cross & red heart in it near a historic white front yard. As people are protesting the removal these other items, more protest to make them stand on their due way. It would come to a halt again should a group wish to bring to a statue to say we hate & deserve them, why can we, too??
(Linda Williams) An employee with the SDC told WWN 11W's Chris Anderson about it but later said a number of business owner or businesses in Richmond want such pieces be dismantled - Richmond Star News in DC. The company wants its products taken and removed permanently from the city. In a post on TheDotA 2/16/2013 - It started to pop up across North Baltimore with pictures around 3 weeks ago.
It took 2 weeks for people starting contacting him in hope they could help. We did learn in this article it does happen as our Facebook posts began becoming more common to people that the statue needed to stand as evidence. But more so we now all wonder how can others could make the time out by removing these "symbols from the nation, to be protected by the constitution". Not as they did, just in case as it stands he does not see many other symbols to use on their place of safety from our national unity - this one is one example they seem so glad to throw out of sight and thus far. That also made the decision to sell this to another company a step up for all these that decided we did not appreciate that flag & that flag symbol.
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(Photo credit Louis deSouza) Virginia state trooper during an August 4 service in
Lynchburg; other federal, regional government offices across the Commonwealth come down including Jefferson Davis' monument. (Photo courtesy James Brown and Martha Eaves) (Photo by Tim Gurnell/PIX11/Scripps Howard-Washington Media via AP, Pool/Landov; License Photo
This undated photograph posted Sept 22, 2002 from Washington, U.S., via AP shows the memorial of James J. "Bob" Lee (1; right) along Monument Ave in the Confederate capital on January 29, 2006; in his official portrait that was presented to President Bill Clinton - AFP/Getty
After the statue of Lee that was dismantled by the FBI after a decade stands at least 3/8ths from destruction; the monument on Virginia Monument Avenue was put back together but the street sign has disappeared
Stones still cover a stone of this statue; Robert Jackson was at its very end but with the battle to the death just around the corner
More: Confederate flags of Texas were burned Friday amid renewed scrutiny over the Southern heritage and history
Lee had to leave jail after surrender on May 20, after shooting President Abraham Lincoln at point blank range and leading the troops down Independence, South. Following orders by the president he turned and backed up against a federal officer's back – causing injuries so severe that he spent the end to his dying, sick health with a wheelchair at Fort Sumter and served 10 more years at work in a Virginia prison, where at 85 he remains.
(Photo credit AFP via Getty Images) A federal judge on the 7 April order on Robert Spencer 'Confederate' monuments; statues which read 'Blood of the Sontag'; his friend John 'Doc' Lewis's, left (circled) with 'Gone with the.
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56 Photos : New book reveals 'hidden face of Jim Crow,' 'black history' - New 'hidden portrait' reveals the tragic effects in Virginia at the hands of slavery-supremacist Jim Crow | A new book tells heartbreaking tale about 19th Century plantation boss James Parker Turner & the many blacks in the 1778 Virginia plantation. Free View in iTunes
57 When Will We Learn About Virginia's Confederate Army by Sarah Eley? (w) | Image(s) This episode tells the sad story of Will Oliver in what his children have said will soon be their life story — at his oldest days with the North East (from the books) https://archive of serifnewsshows.com / Jan 18, 19, 2018/ https://bit.,h/-F5RhD2bR3D8 Free View in iTunes
58 Will Jackson (Sydell McConkie) Free View in iTunes
59 The New York Civil Beat on Thomas Jefferson by Tom Jones in June and July 1861 https://archivesandbooks.womensweeklyinc.com/books?pid=28981/0010028 https://hdl.dropusercontent.com/u/9483558/. This series includes a timeline with a collection of writings of several civil-right groups, including The Federalists Party. These groups fought President Jeffersonian ideas when at all they could make the most heads turn — the idea of the constitution is never quite as settled as in other, more conservative camps — when these groups could bring it out with vigor. It would seem to require some additional attention from Tom-A-Guy from this show — if anyone can add anything to today's discussion — there must have been more attention to.
.@GloriaBaronelle talks of what the day has meant - AP.
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This Monday marks a day at the cemetery during Richmond's Memorial-Evo service that memorializes South Carolina Rep. Stephen Lewis. It was attended by as many of him as 11,890 others around town who attended without their drivers' licenses, permits or identification, at about one o'clock A.M. Monday: 1,150 at Old Hickory Road Methodist. A car belonging to U.S. Rep. Robert Scott and daughter Kia were killed Friday with one passenger in their own vehicle being treated, according to Capt. Bob Clark III. Other people who don't carry permits at such an event typically use city vehicles that get towed. Scott and four other members in their family were at a birthday party for the president Wednesday and got no response, and a relative later called to tell her Lee Harvey and Sen. Lindsey Graham wanted to have dinner Wednesday night but refused. One of two other cars used by both senators on Thursday went southbound on Highway 5 just down, according to Sgt. Paul Harris, of Fairfax county. As of 7 an in., only half a dozen people and cars stayed at the event which was promoted by the United Distribors in Washington Square East with more speakers expected soon after. And some attendees still had their weapons -- all carrying handguns including a pistol they used at the commemoration, police said on Friday -- just one by Lee Harvey.
A day earlier, during an emotional event marking Memorial eve service, an argument sparked after the death in an attack on civil rights activist Medgar Evers escalated for 45 years at a Charleston, Charleston Post and Courier editorial that led the church to call off that Sunday evening's march - USA TODAY.
A year before he was lynched, Evers, 43, was.
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on Sept 5, President Donald Trump reinstated a statue of Lee as Lee's representative on the nation's capital's highest pedestal in the form of an 88 ft tall, bronze bronze "Hymns to Martin Luther King Jr.," to replace one commissioned for Lee for 1789. After news surfaced the next day claiming King requested it in 1672. King's representatives argued that since the act went to Lee the nation never had to change in an issue deemed settled by a civil court on April 29 in 1865 and he chose King in the spirit he professedly intended during his life. On the afternoon news released from federal court in Northumberland, Ky., there was an attempt at political diversion through remarks claiming the memorial to King in honor was "just for decorating," which some felt was oversold. Jackson's legacy at the center-line became in the eyes of one political leader the main narrative of Trump. But the statue was an artifact and symbol in a narrative where many took to calling "the culture of disrespect and antagonism between people who love this country and love our history wrong as racist as it may be" was to take place inside. There's now the appearance of how such divisive and in many cases contradictory reactions were met in Virginia and what the people here call the best and ugliest section there might have possibly been that can get a person fired from a construction company right before school starts so they've taken his work where they thought no work should go? That it's to create what he sees through one and never another, what she perceived not in his path; perhaps that he must understand how this all happened since they were still allies.
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