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• History
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• How to buy a home in Richmond County, NC
• Microsoft takes the gloves off as it battles Sony for its Activision acquisition
• Owner financed land for sale in North Carolina

The Confederate Soldiers Monument in Winston-Salem was removed as a public nuisance, and a similar monument in Pittsboro was removed after a court ruled that it had never become county property, so the statute did not apply. More than 700 such monuments and memorials have been erected on public land in the United States, the vast majority in the South during the era of Jim Crow laws from 1877 to 1964. Efforts to remove them increased after the Charleston church shooting , the Unite the Right rally , the murder of George Floyd , and other incidents. PortsmouthThe Confederate Monument, located in the town square.

Her efficiency activity behalf of the Forrest monument, now erecting at Memphis, gave her a wide and highly favorable reputation with the Southern soldiers of the war between the states. "Memphis City Council votes on ordinance to remove Confederate statues". "Courthouse property owner asks UDC to remove Confederate monument". "Daughters of Confederacy rejects Chatham County monument talks. What's next for statue".

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When the statue is moved, it will be placed in the Confederate section of Greenwood Cemetery. "Why removing Confederate monuments in Tennessee is not an easy process". "Confederate monuments are falling, but hundreds still stand. Here's where".

MobileIn 2020, a statue of Confederate Navy Admiral Raphael Semmes removed from downtown on orders of Mayor Sandy Stimpson. The $25,000 fine was paid by July 10. Fort A. P. Hill, Virginia, would be renamed Fort Walker, in honor of Dr. Mary Edwards Walker, the first female Army surgeon. U.S. Marine CorpsIn February 2020, Marine Gen. David H. Berger ordered "the removal of all Confederate-related paraphernalia from Marine Corps installations." This includes all Confederate flags, bumper stickers, and "similar items". At the University of North Carolina–Chapel Hill, the plinth of Silent Sam and its plaques were removed on January 14, 2019, at the direction of Chancellor Carol Folt . Alabama's law, the Alabama Memorial Preservation Act, was passed in May 2017.

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Another granite marker proclaiming the road's designation as the Jefferson Davis Highway was erected at the time in Vancouver, Wash., at the highway's southern terminus. It was quietly removed by city officials four years ago and now rests in a cemetery shed there, but publicity over the bill has brought its mothballing to light and stirred a contentious debate there about whether it should be restored. In August 2017, Madison mayor Paul Soglin ordered the removal of a plaque and a larger stone monument, erected in 1906 with UDC funding. The plaque, which referred to the interred Confederates as "valiant Confederate soldiers" and "unsung heroes", was removed on August 17, 2017. Removal of the stone monument, which contains the names of the soldiers buried there, did not take place immediately because of legal challenges and logistical concerns.

Monument Ave, 2021On September 8, 2021, the Robert E. Lee Monument by Antonin Mercié was removed at the direction of the state government. Busts of Robert E. Lee and eight other Confederate leaders were removed from the Old House Chamber in the Virginia State Capitol building on July 23, 2020. Stonewall Jackson High School was renamed Unity Reed High School in 2020. ManassasStonewall Middle School was renamed Unity Braxton Middle School in 2020. On September 3, 2020, the Lexington City Council voted to rename Stonewall Jackson Cemetery to Oak Grove Cemetery.

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They were removed October 17, 2017, with the plan to move both to Lexington Cemetery. On July 24, 2018, this was accomplished. Renamed "Confederate Park" in 1923 at the request of the United Daughters of the Confederacy.

As part of the worldwide George Floyd protests, members of the Black Lives Matter movement have also removed or marked statues of other historical figures that were responsible or alleged of causing suffering or harm against Black people. NashvilleConfederate Memorial Hall, Vanderbilt University, was renamed Memorial Hall on August 15, 2016. Since the building "was built on the back of a $50,000 donation from the United Daughters of the Confederacy in 1933", the university returned to them its 2017 equivalent, $1.2 million. Prior to this, Vanderbilt was involved in a lawsuit, dating at least back to 2005, with the United Daughters of the Confederacy. "Michael Schoenfeld, Vanderbilt's vice chancellor for public affairs, said he and other university officials had gotten death threats over his school's decision." The Confederate Reunion Marker , located on a hill next to Grady Cole Center and American Legion Memorial Stadium, was removed on June 21, 2020, after the Mecklenburg County Commission became aware of online threats to damage or deface it.

The Sons of Confederate Veterans sued the city, but their suit was unsuccessful. In June 2021, Forrest's and his wife's remains began to be removed from Health Sciences Park to be reinterred on private land. According to historian Adam Goodheart, the statues were meant to be symbols of white supremacy and the rallying around them by white supremacists will likely hasten their demise. Ex-soldiers and politicians had difficult time raising funds to erect monuments so the task mostly fell to the women, the "mothers widows, and orphans, the bereaved fiancees and sisters" of the soldiers who had lost their lives. Many ladies' memorial associations were formed in the decades following the end of the Civil War, most of them joining the United Daughters of the Confederacy following its inception in 1894.

The 114 matching properties for sale in North Carolina have an average listing price of $945,178 and price per acre of $85,485. "University of Florida removes confederate monument in St. Augustine". "White lawmaker warns black attorney she may 'go missing' if Confederate statues are threatened". "Deadly rally accelerates ongoing removal of Confederate statues across U.S." The Chicago Tribune.

In June 2016 the pedestal had been spray painted with the words "Black Lives Matter", and overnight between July 7 and 8, 2017, it was vandalized by being daubed in red paint. On August 20, 2017, the City Council unanimously voted to shroud the statue, and that of Stonewall Jackson, in black. The Council "also decided to direct the city manager to take an administrative step that would make it easier to eventually remove the Jackson statue." The statues were covered in black shrouds on August 23, 2017.

In her January 19, 2019, letter of resignation as Chancellor, Carol Folt ordered the removal of the plinth and plaques as a threat to public safety, as they attracted pro-Confederate demonstrators unconnected with the University. A proposal to build a special museum on the campus for the statue was rejected as too expensive and wasteful of resources. A scandal erupted in late 2019 after the press reported a secret agreement to transfer the monument to the Sons of Convederate Veterans, with funding.

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The ride's name referenced the "Rebel yell", a battle cry used by Confederate soldiers during the Civil War. On September 12, 2020, At Ready, a statue of a Confederate soldier in front of the Albemarle County courthouse in Charlottesville, where it had stood since 1909, was taken down after a unanimous vote of the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors. A cannon and pyramid of cannonballs were also removed. Lakeside, Tarrant CountyThe "smallest Confederate monument", two small Confederate flags, was removed from Confederate Park in August 2017.

Its collections are now divided between the Haley Memorial Library and History Center in Midland and the Texas Civil War Museum in White Settlement, a suburb of Fort Worth. Smith was, after the war, a Sewanee professor of botany and mathematics. Plinth marked with "Elevate People of Color" and "Elevate Women" in 2018. Removed to Graveyard in 2018, at request of Smith's descendants.

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AlexandriaIn 2017, a portrait of Robert E. Lee that hung in the City Council chambers was moved to the Lyceum, a local history museum. Robert E. Lee High School renamed LEE High School, reportedly to preserve the school's history and minimize the expense of renaming, in 2017. IDEA Allan School, a charter school, was renamed IDEA Montopolis in 2018. It had been named for Confederate Army officer John T. Allan. Four other related properties in Austin are being similarly renamed.