An Alabama courthouse has been the site of months of protests regarding the Confederate monument and flag that are…
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The only thing weirder than the fact that a monument of a dude who straight up betrayed the United States exists in…
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A Confederate statue on the campus of one of Virginia’s oldest institutions is finally being removed after Black…
You know, you would think betraying your country and getting bodied for it hundreds of years ago would be enough to…
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A long, strange saga in Virginia has come to an end as felony charges have been dropped against the state’s most…
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2020 has been quite the year for a soldier of white supremacy who’s been dead for just over 150 years.
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Over the summer, cities and states scrambled to respond to the protests that erupted in the wake of George Floyd’s…
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Since 1915, a garish statue honoring Confederate soldiers stood tall on the grounds of Lake Charles’ courthouse. This…
The destruction of a Confederate monument in Portsmouth, Virginia, in June has caused so much tension that prominent…
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Today I learned that there are, literally, over a thousand Confederate symbols on public land all over America. In…
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If there is any upshot to the hellscape we currently live in, it’s that folks are steadily exposing their true…
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You know how I know America is inherently racist? There are multiple schools named after Confederate generals and…
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In Georgia, a monument honoring fallen Confederate soldiers was taken down late Tuesday night.
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On Tuesday night in Richmond, Va., a group of organizers projected a hologram of George Floyd over a monument to…
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A school district in Virginia has voted that a high school named after Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee will be…
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On Wednesday, the House of Representatives voted to remove Confederate statues from the Capitol.
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As the debate around Confederate iconography intensifies, the House of Representatives has approved a funding bill…
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It’s often said that if Black people took up arms and marched through the streets, gun laws would get passed with…
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On July 5, 1852, Frederick Douglass gave an iconic speech in Rochester, N.Y., in which he asked a question that is…
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