Via Battle of Charleston The Confederate flag which has become so iconicized today is actually not the official flag that represented the South when it seceded from the Union. The first iteration ...

The 13-star design was used by the Second Confederate Navy and other military factions before being included in various iterations of the so-called national flag. The version of the flag paraded ...

but the last iteration of the Confederacy's first flag also featured 13 stars. Of the eight state flags Georgia has adopted, this is the sixth to incorporate or resemble a Confederate flag.

new Confederate battle flags began to appear. There were multiple iterations of the design, but the most common version included 13 stars (for the 11 states that seceded, plus Missouri and ...

Mississippi has made it official: The state’s flag, which bears the familiar cross of the Confederate battle flag, will officially be changed. The state’s Republican governor signed the ...

Protesters have denounced the Confederate Flag and Confederate monuments ... Tensions carried over into another iteration of the scenario later in the day, when another Black customer confronted ...

About two years later, the confederacy added a red bar at the right-hand side of the flag, its third official iteration. The Confederate flag that remains in common use in some southern states ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. Mississippi has made it official: The ...

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The Confederate flag, or Confederate battle flag, has been flown in Oklahoma by various groups. The first iterations of the flag were used in 1861 by the Confederate States of America during the ...