Beth and I recently returned from a 3 week journey to the
south, where we encountered this racist monument in the town of Madison,
Georgia.
To be fair it was erected in 1908 and overall we found the people of the south
to be very friendly and courteous. They are, however, still fighting the civil
war in some places and seem to have missed the larger point that preserving the
“sovereignty” of their way of life meant preserving the abominable immorality
of slavery. And I would like to remind those black people who still harbor
resentment towards whites that the battle of Spotsylvania courthouse alone-among
many others- and particularly the sacrifices at the ‘bloody angle’ show that
many white men offered their lives to help right the wrongs of their misguided brothers.
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