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Should Schools Linked to Confederate Leaders Rename or Educate Students?
In the wake of the racially motivated shootings in Charleston, SC many demands have risen to remove the Confederate flag from the state building in Charleston and other places. Activists have continued their demands to remove statues of Confederate Civil War figures, rename military bases, bridges, roads and even schools bearing their names. Should nearly 200 schools connected to the Confederate flag controversy be forced to change names or simply educate the students?
The Confederate flag has long been viewed by many as a symbol of white supremacy, slavery, and racism. Amazon, Walmart, eBay and Sears has stopped selling the Confederate flag, political leaders in North Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee and Maryland have removed the symbol from state license plates and Alabama has removed it from state capitol grounds. Although these acts have been noted as commendable, what continues to perplex the multitude is how long things remained the same with no effective pressure on South Carolina and elsewhere.
The question many are now asking is, “How far should … click HERE to continue reading
Look, one shooter does NOT a flag make.
That’s true but you didn’t answer the question…..
Renaming the schools won’t matter one bit. The students will still be taught the same dangerous communist propaganda this administration has been teaching them all along. Universities are worse. Young adults are parroting this subversive dogma, which they are NOT learning at home. Most of them have been dumbed down so badly, they are too stupid to realize it is a subversive, communist agenda. Re-educating the masses. Legitimizing homosexuality. The list goes on. My fear is that many will be slaughtered in the coming dissent. Good, taxpaying, law abiding citizens are now being called subversive. Go ahead. Keep it up. The majority will soon be silent no more.