Blacks And The Confederacy Last July, Anthony Hervey, an outspoken black advocate for the Confederate flag, was killed in a car crash. Arlene Barnum, a surviving passenger in the vehicle, told authorities and the media that they had been forced off the road by a carload of "angry young black men" after Hervey, while wearing his Confederate kepi, stopped at a convenience store en route to his home in Oxford, Mississippi. His [...]
? Maeve Magdalen - 1/14/2016 Comment, "Save Southern Heritage" Pam Steele Yeah, so much for "innocent until proven guilty by a jury of his peers". I think Hk Edgerton is the only one who publicly talks about how what's being done to that "baby boy" ain't American. I mean, there's apparently no reasonable doubt of his guilt as to murdering the Charleston Nine. But the way the trial has been delayed to [...]
? Ronald Sandridge - 1/18/2016 Photo Comment Alfred Bellard, a white soldier of the 5th NJ Infantry, reported in his memoirs the shooting of two black Confederate snipers by member's of the Berdan's Sharpshooters in April of 1862. "One of the Negro Confederates was only wounded, but the other was killed one afternoon after leaving the security of a hollow tree (probably to relieve himself). Two Confederates tried to get to his [...]