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WASHINGTON _ Despite recent efforts to remove or rename Confederate memorials, there are still more than 2,000 symbols in places across the country, according to a report released Thursday.

Republican Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves defended declaring April as Confederate History Month, telling the Daily Caller in an exclusive interview that he thinks “everyone should learn from our ...

report, shining a light on the locations of confederate symbols in public spaces across the United States. This debate has heated up in recent years, with some calling for the removal of ...

Most holidays are cause for celebration, but one coming soon is more controversial. Confederate Memorial Day will be celebrated in multiple states on Monday. What is it and will Georgia celebrate it?

Thousands of Confederate symbols are standing in public spaces around the nation despite ongoing efforts to have them removed or renamed. More than 2,000 Confederate symbols, including 685 ...

Florida legally observes Confederate Memorial Day, along with the birthdays of Robert E. Lee and Jefferson Davis, but these are not paid holidays. These holidays are not formally recognized by the ...

Confederate Memorial Day is observed in South Carolina, as well as a few other states. The holiday commemorates Confederate soldiers who died in the Civil War. Observances include battle re ...

Several states in the south still observe Confederate Memorial Day in April as an official holiday, giving state workers the day off to pay homage to the those died during the Civil War.

report, data and map, tracking public symbols of the Confederacy across the United States. This report comes out as many states celebrate Confederate History Day and Month during April. The new report ...

The NAACP Culpeper Branch unequivocally condemns the recent display of a billboard on a major highway in our community recognizing “Confederate Heritage Month.” This public tribute to the Confederacy ...