Removal of Confederate Monuments and Memorials

Florida Neighborhood To Rename Streets Honoring Confederate Generals

The streets run through a predominantly black neighborhood of Hollywood.
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In Memphis And Throughout The Country, We Will Resist Confederate Apologists

The violence they inflict and the fear they instill must not deter us from ensuring shrines to slavers and their ideological kin are removed.
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GOP Lawmaker: Lynch Anyone Who Takes Down Confederate Monuments

Karl Oliver later removed the Facebook post and apologized for his remarks.
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In Tearing Down Monuments, Revisionism Is Not An Erasing Of History

History is a living document, and we should constantly aim to retell it in an effort to make the story clearer.
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Another White Supremacist Monument Comes Down. At Least 700 More To Go.

Activists express joy as New Orleans removes a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee. It's one more blow against "the cult of the Lost Cause."
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Tearing Down the Structures – and the Systems – That Keep Racism Alive

New Orleans may tear down its Confederate monuments, but its oppressive institutions remain.
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Confederate Memorial In Louisville To Be Removed

GOP candidate threatens to block the move in court.
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Man Hired To Remove Confederate Monuments In New Orleans Has $200,000 Lamborghini Torched

He's since backed out of the city contract, fearing for his and his family's safety.
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New Orleans Gives Confederate Monuments The Boot

"We think that symbols matter here, and we want the symbols in the city to reflect really who New Orleans is."
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University Of Texas Will Remove Jefferson Davis Statue

"While every historical figure leaves a mixed legacy, I believe Jefferson Davis is in a separate category, and that it is not in the university's best interest to continue commemorating him on our Main Mall."
By JIM VERTUNO, AP