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The Grenada City Council voted to move the monument in 2020, weeks after police killed George Floyd in Minneapolis.
The Department of Defense has approved the renaming of nine military bases that honor confederate officers.
Democratic Mayor-elect Garnett Johnson said ahead of last week's election that removing confederate monuments weren't a priority.
Team Henry Enterprises has removed more than three dozen Confederate monuments in Virginia and other Southeastern states.
Many universities in the state had already been removing Confederacy symbols, but the 2020 protests helped accelerate the process.
Tami Sawyer, a Memphis county commissioner, maintained that George Johnson harassed her at her home and also threatened her.
Harriet Tubman, Gen. Colin Powell and Gen. Roscoe Robinson, Jr. are among the legendary names under consideration.
City officials in Virginia have tasked the leaders of their local Black History Museum & Cultural Center with deciding the…
The Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia has agreed to house a statue of Gen. Robert E. Lee…
Preliminary work on the pedestal removal was expected to begin Monday, with the project expected to be “substantially complete” by…
"We can’t pinpoint exactly the cause and effect. But the association is clearly there,” said a research team member at…
The membership of two neo-Confederate groups have been revealed and among them are scholars, military veterans and politicians.
Unique Morgan Dunston has led protests since August against a Confederate monument on the court lawn in her all-white Alabama…
Hurricane Laura destroyed a Confederate monument in Lake Charles two weeks after local officials voted to keep it in place.
Louise Lucas, among others, has been charged with conspiracy to commit a felony and injury to a monument in excess…
A Black Alabama man attending a protest against Confederate monuments says that he is fine with them remaining in place.
After years of protest, an iconic monument of the Confederacy, a prominent statue of General Robert E. Lee is coming…
The Alabama Supreme Court upheld a state law barring cities like Birmingham from moving or changing Confederate monuments.