It is fitting that during the 150th anniversary of the end to the U.S. Civil War, Americans are debating the display of one of that war’s most controversial symbols: the Confederate battle flag. It’s removal Friday from the grounds of South Carolina’s capital has stoked passions on both sides of the issue, who cite “history” to sway opinion to their side.
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Historical Perspectives of the Confederate Flag, Civil War
Posted July 13th, 2015 at 2:43 pm (UTC-4)
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