Georgia lawmakers previously had voted to greatly reduce the rebel cross' presence on the state flag in 2001, changing the state banner for the first ... National Park Service is removing ...

First Confederate national flag: "The Stars and Bars" The flag that officially represented the government and nation identifying itself as the Confederate States of America (CSA) for the first two ...

According to the Georgia State Senate, the 1879 flag was created by modifying the first Confederate National Flag of 1861. The Georgia flag removed the stars, extending the blue canton to the ...

King pointed to National Socialist Party of America ... King said he's aware of opponents' stance on the flag. "First I will say certainly the Confederate battle flag has been used by groups ...

Though the Confederate flag itself hasn't appeared on local government property, the first national flag of the Confederacy was flown once on the downtown square in Mountain Home during ...

The Confederate States of American was created in 1861 when 11 states seceded from the United States of America, which was created 85 years earlier on July 4, 1776. The Confederate States of ...

The Confederate battle flag contains 13 stars, the same number of stars in the first U.S. national flag. This manipulation of the design elements that form the American flag is part of what makes ...

first introduced by the Army of North Virginia under General Robert E. Lee, after having been previously rejected as the Confederate national flag in 1861. The Saint Andrew's Cross ("X") element ...

In the mid-1990s, the park replaced the more controversial Confederate battle flag with the less-recognizable first national flag of the Confederacy and renamed the Confederate section the “Old ...

He said he searched Google and that the flag was the "Confederate First National Flag" and was used by "veterans of the Confederacy." The Instagram and Threads posts were flagged as part of Meta ...

This caused major problems at the July 1861 Battle of First ... Confederate flag during a Black Lives Matter protest in Charleston, South Carolina, in August, 2020. Photograph by Kris Graves ...