Restricted NAACP asks county to remove Confederate flag

7th Mississippi Infantry

Brev. Brig. Gen'l
Joined
Sep 28, 2013
Location
Southwest Mississippi
Representatives from the Limestone County NAACP spoke out during the Limestone County Commission meeting Monday, demanding the removal of a small Confederate flag from the base of a Civil War memorial on the eastern side of the courthouse lawn.

The flag, which was about the size of a piece of notebook paper, according to Limestone County Commission Chairman Mark Yarbrough, was more than likely placed at the monument — a large block of limestone commemorating the spot where Union Col. Wallace Campbell formally surrendered to Confederate Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest — in recognition of Confederate Memorial Day on April 27 and forgotten.


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