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Group Wants to Line Interstate 40 with Confederate Flags

Editor 8 years ago 1 min read

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Once again, the confederate flag is the star of the show. A group called Alamance County Taking Back Alamance County is raising money to line Interstate 40 with them. They want to place a 23 flags- one in every North Carolina county. The members see the flag as a piece of their rich southern heritage, and are not going to shy away from those who see it as racist. To them, it is about honoring the men who fought for what they believed in.

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