A Chronology of Southern Cultural Genocide: The Eradication of a Region’s Culture and Heritage

By Dr. Arnold M. Huskins

Any society which suppresses the heritage of its conquered minorities, prevents their history or denies them their symbols, has sown the seeds of their own destruction....William Wallace

But to tar the sacrifices of the Confederate soldier as simple acts of racism, and reduce the battle flag under which he fought to nothing more than the symbol of a racist heritage, is one of the great blasphemies of our modern age. ― Democratic Senator James Webb, Born Fighting: How the Scots-Irish Shaped America

1970's:  The Univ. of Georgia's "Dixie Redcoat Marching Band" drops the word "Dixie" from its name and

               discontinues playing the song which was played after the National Anthem 

               City of Atlanta, GA renames Forrest Street

               University of Texas-Arlington drops its Rebel mascot

1990:  NBNC-Texas asks Texas State Fair to discontinue the playing of Elvis Presley's American Trilogy

            because of its "Dixie" content

1991:  City of Atlanta renames street named after Confederate Gen. John B. Gordon

             NAACP passes resolution “abhorring the Confederate battle flag” and commits their legal

             resources to removal of the flag from all public properties

1993:  Governor Guy Hunt removes battle flag from Alabama state Capitol, it had flown there since

            Democratic ...

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