There is nothing worth celebrating in regard to the history of the Confederacy. It makes no difference if slavery was, or was not, a cause of the war or if slavery is sometimes overly dominant in historical accounts. Just the fact that the South was dependent upon an economy that ran on slave labor is enough to veto this bill. Nor does it have anything to do with the study of history. History can be well examined without this phoney bill. Comparing it to Black History Month or any other ethnic celebration is ludicrous, as the heritage of the Confederacy contains nothing worth celebrating. Imagine how ridiculous a Yankee Heritage Month in the North would be, and you will begin to see my point. You cannot justify one without justifying the other. It serves no purpose. This is the United States, the South lost, and Gould Hagler needs to take down his stars and bars and get over it.








