in 2020, Texas tied for third place in the number of Confederate memorials removed. But it took home second place last year with 15 removals, with Virginia and Florida coming in first and third, respectively.
Lecia Brooks, the center's chief of staff and culture, said that in 2020, Texas tied for third place in the number of memorials removed. But it took home second place last year with 15 removals, with Virginia and Florida coming in first and third, respectively.
Still, Rhondalyn Randolph, president of an NAACP branch in Kentucky, said the Confederacy’s ripple effects have been long-lasting. Certain trends can also be seen in the timing of when these memorials were erected. According to the center, monuments were popular following Reconstruction and during Jim Crow, and the battle flag was dusted off to oppose civil rights after World War II. Then, schools were named for Confederates after a 1954 Supreme Court decision outlawed segregation in public schools.
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