This Day in History

Nikki Haley said this about the Confederate flag and the Mother Emmanuel shooting.

“When I became governor, the Confederate flag was a defining issue for how a lot of Americans regarded South Carolina. I made a point, early on, of talking to both Republicans and Democrats to see if there was the political will to take the flag down once and for all. Members from both parties pushed back against the idea.”

“But the images of the Charleston killer with the Confederate flag changed all that. The Mother Emmanuel shooter had made sure that anyone who saw the Confederate flag would now think of the killer and the image of him holding it. Clearly, something had to be done.”

With All Due Respect

The Star Spangled Banner

On March 3rd, 1931 the Star Spangled Banner became the National Anthem of the United States 🇺🇸

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8C7i9kdEf8

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No, You Move!

No, You Move!

Three Dead, Seven Injured in Louisiana Theater Shooting

The attack came on the same day a jury provisionally approved the death penalty for another theater shooter.

Source: Hit & Run

It’s probably a safe bet to say that this is another shooting that occurred in a “gun free zone.”