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About 70 people gathered in Cornelius on Wednesday night for a rally calling for the removal of a Confederate monument in downtown. It’s been there for 111 years. Protesters marched from the Cornelius Town Hall to Mount Zion United Methodist Church.
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Asheville City Council voted Tuesday evening to remove the Vance Monument from its spot in the city's main public space. The monument is named for Zebulon Vance, a North Carolina governor and U.S. senator. Vance and his family enslaved people prior to the war, and he fought vehemently against full civil rights for Black Americans after it.
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A task force appointed by Asheville City Council and Buncombe County commissioners voted Thursday to recommend the removal of the 65-foot high Vance Monument from downtown Asheville's Pack Square.
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Plans to move a Confederate monument away from the Gaston County Courthouse might come to a halt this week after the group that was going to take the…
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A Confederate monument that has stood for over 100 years old was removed from a North Carolina city after officials said the statute had become a public…
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RALEIGH — Spectators in North Carolina's capital cheered Sunday morning as work crews finished the job started by protesters Friday night and removed a…
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The University of North Carolina Board of Governors is giving the state chapter of the Sons of Confederate Veterans $2.5 million to preserve a...
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A Confederate statue has been removed overnight from a historic North Carolina courthouse.Chatham County officials issued a news release late Tuesday…
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PITTSBORO — Authorities say three people have been arrested during a protest over the removal of a Confederate monument in North Carolina.The Chatham…
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PITTSBORO — Commissioners say the United Daughters of the Confederacy must soon come up with a plan for removing a Confederate monument from a North…