And during the Civil War, not all Confederates were Southerners and not all Southerners were Confederates.
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The children, meanwhile, were significantly influenced by the robot confederates.
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Chameleons themselves, Mr. Koolhaas and Ms. Prada made natural confederates.
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The Confederates were clear: They were seceding to protect slavery.
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Confederates march past, but are ordered to disperse, shouting with police.
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But Comey and his confederates knew that it wasn&apost real.
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" The Southern Poverty Law Center defines the group as "neo-Confederates.
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Brannan is against celebrating Confederates, whether with trees or street names.
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"Confederates in the Attic: Dispatches from the Unfinished Civil War" (1998).
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Nixon and his confederates might indeed have got away scot-free.
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The President and his confederates have warned of the consequences of impeachment.
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I have no qualms about tearing down bronze Confederates on government land.
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Of those, 133 are to Confederates and four are to Union forces.
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But the Confederates weren't able to press this advantage because Confederate Gen.
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The Confederates were later forced to retreat, having completely lost the initiative.
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This week in 1861, the Union army surrendered Fort Sumter to the Confederates.
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If we can't arrest hackers in North Korea, we could arrest confederates elsewhere.
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We have a market that is littered with so many Confederates on horses.
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The government has blocked calls between jailed gangsters and confederates on the outside.
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Several statues honoring Confederates have been removed in other cities in recent months.
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The other 85033 were kicked out for supporting Confederates during the Civil War.
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"Confederates in the Attic" received critical praise for Horwitz's chronicling of Civil War reenactments.
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Neo-Confederates have sought to rebrand white supremacy as just a form of history.
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Compounding matters: The police learn of a jewel theft executed by the gang's confederates.
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True to form the President and his confederates are only adding to the chaos.
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"I don't understand why, in 2018, we're still talking about the Confederates," McCord said.
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First, he and his confederates resolved that Virginia's congressmen would be elected from districts.
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By the time they actually crossed the river, the Confederates were ready for them.
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I worry sometimes it's too easy to dismiss neo-Confederates as a fringe group.
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Confederates and draft dodgers pardoned There have been massive military-related pardons in American history.
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In the years immediately following the war, no reports or memoirs emerged of black Confederates.
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An impresario recoloured the uniforms of captured Confederates to make them look like routed Yankees.
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He and his confederates were arrested after authorities' inaction was called out in the press.
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This will help the new carving blend nicely with the Confederates who are on horseback.
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Members threw galas around town, honoring Confederates and downplaying the Civil War's connection to slavery.
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President Andrew Johnson also issued thousands of pardons to ex-Confederates after the Civil War.
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But while we take the Confederates down, let's not allow that to become a distraction.
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As friends and confederates grow up and drink less, Liptrot sinks deeper into alcoholic isolation.
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Present-day Confederates marked his birthday with music, wreath-laying and a 21-gun salute.
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Confederates of Michigan decided to hold a counter-rally after learning of Rock Stone Mountain's event.
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I'll never forget the anger I felt reading the words it used to describe the Confederates.
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Still, Bush kept the plan to himself and his Army confederates, until shortly before the jump.
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There are also some neo-Confederates, black nationalists and racist Odinists in the mix as well.
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Smaller categories include neo-Confederates, anti-LGBT groups and racist "skinheads," according to the organization. 3.
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The idea of the Confederates winning the Civil War is not even a new alternative history.
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Much can be learned from New Orleans's painful, protracted battle to boot all its remaining Confederates.
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Beyond the spectator stands and hot dog stalls, the Confederates were camped just out of sight.
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But in size and prominence, it hardly matches the tributes to Confederates on the same street.
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Known as the Lowry War, this uprising helped send the Confederates packing and continued into Reconstruction.
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The family scuttlebutt is that Private Carlile shuttled messages between Cherokee Confederates and their Choctaw allies.
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Such accounts would have struck former Confederates as bizarre or absurd—and certainly demeaning to white supremacy.
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In addition to Trump, Schwarzenegger had some choice words for neo-Nazis, white nationalists and neo-Confederates.
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Not only did Comey and his confederates used what they knew was a fake document, the dossier.
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Other members of his network included ISIS veterans returning home assisted by an underground of local confederates.
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Cotton, slaves, and arrogance just wasn't going to be enough to overcome everything else the Confederates lacked.
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Past Asch experiments reveal that confederates can influence a certain percentage of these groups to answer incorrectly.
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The main narrative on the other side, she adds, was of Confederates seeking vengeance for great wrongs.
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Neo-Nazis, Ku Klux Klan members and Confederates brought hatred and discrimination into an otherwise peaceful community.
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Johnson pardoned nearly all high-ranking Confederates who had taken up arms against the United States government.
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Much as some Confederates might have wished that battle had not taken place, the history had already happened.
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A few Confederates and veterans from the Spanish-American and both world wars also rest at the cemetery.
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Confederates, meanwhile, took up the language of a shared faith and deployed it in the service of propaganda.
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At the risk of sounding pretentious: New Orleans began removing our Confederates monuments months before it became fashionable.
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He was the head of the Confederate Army during the Civil War, and the Confederates wore gray uniforms.
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The Confederates were more likely to say family history had a role in how they picked their side.
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The Confederates, who had been entrenched, repulsed the first assault here but withdrew after another day of fighting.
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While President Donald Trump on Thursday urged the preservation of "our beautiful statues and monuments" honoring Confederates, Sen.
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In the best-case scenario, these die-hards are future customers; in the worst, they are future confederates.
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What more capacious retellings of history, with black heroes instead of sentimentalized Confederates, are you willing to endorse?
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The pit dates from the Second Battle of Bull Run in August 1862, a decisive victory for Confederates.
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He was the first Grand Wizard, and is believed to be responsible for Confederates massacring black Union troops.
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And there's the issue of honoring the dead, and how to deal with cemetery monuments to fallen Confederates.
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The researchers gathered 60 adult participants and 43 children aged seven to nine, and assigned them to three experimental setups: 1) answering questions alone, with no social influence; 2) answering questions alongside human confederates (this one was only conducted with the adult group); and 3) answering questions alongside Nao robot confederates.
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The Saturday event in Charlottesville is expected to have Richard Spencer along with other white nationalists and neo-Confederates.
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Where else features an enormous tribute to Confederates near a Dinosaur Explore attraction, scenic railroad and Ride the Ducks?
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Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain's heroic counterattack and how he saved the US army from the Confederates at Little Round Top.
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And once in Brazil, many of the Confederates took advantage of the ease and low cost of acquiring slaves.
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Confederates weren't traitors; they fought heroically for their cause; Robert E. Lee was a noble man who wanted peace.
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The City of Austin released a 25-page report last week identifying sites named for Confederates and slave owners.
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Then, last summer, her husband was killed by confederates of Commander Naseer, the militia leader who had attacked her.
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We cannot leave the fuel cycle in the hands of Vladimir Putin and his confederates, and increasingly the Chinese.
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The new study adds an intriguing twist to the paradigm—it was conducted with both robot and human confederates.
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Like many pro-Confederates in the South, Mr. Cotton plays down the role of slavery in the Civil War.
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They were also confederates in a more ambitious project: creating the myth of Donald J. Trump, Self-Made Billionaire.
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Confederates seek loot and suppliesThis irregular guerrilla war was an improvisation that began in earnest in the summer of 1862.
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"Heads up y'all there's gonna be a book coming out in sept saying black confederates are a myth," he wrote.
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Confederates on the other side attach the cable to a fixed point, say 10 or 15 feet off the ground.
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John Boehner just quit as House speaker because of the mutinous frenzy Bannon and his confederates whipped up among conservatives.
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White nationalists, neo-Nazis and neo-Confederates walked across the university's grounds until police arrived and ruled it unlawful assembly.
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Louisiana State University's Tigers are named after a company of homegrown Confederates famous for their audacious attacks at First Manassas.
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She was raised on the narrative that cast Confederates as heroes and former slave masters as benevolent to the enslaved.
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The movement has gathered strength all year, responding to repeated protests (large and small) by white nationalists and neo-Confederates.
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What the Confederates said was a fight for honor and dignity and heritage, we say was a fight for hate.
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He believed Confederates held the tactical advantage at Manassas, with their strong fortifications and an army of nearly equal size.
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A lot of them overlap when it comes to government regulation and states' rights with the Confederates and the Nazis.
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His future brother-in-law Pleasant Napoleon Blackstone fought for the Confederates in the Battle of Honey Springs in 1863.
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ISIS confederates delivered the body to Hezbollah on Wednesday, and then American warplanes cratered the road in front of them.
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Saturday's "Unite the Right" event would bring white nationalists, neo-Confederates and alt-right activists to the statue of Confederate Gen.
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" As Loewen put it, Confederates might have lost the Civil War in 1865, but they "won the Civil War in 1890.
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The youth of Mr. Jimenez's confederates stood out to officers more used to watching for veterans of the age-old crime.
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He called the Hillsborough Police Department, but the officers said that the pro-Confederates still had the right to free speech.
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Seized by the Confederates while raising a regiment of volunteers, Jones told his captors he wanted to join the Confederate Army.
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Two weeks ago, white supremacists and neo-Confederates marched through Charlottesville, clashing with counterprotesters, resulting in the death of Heather D. Heyer.
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Plus, the Virginia governor&aposs race turning so ugly as a new Democratic ad portrays Republicans as confederates hunting down minority children.
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" During his confirmation hearings Wilkie distanced himself from neo-Confederates, saying their events had become "part of the politics that divide us.
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What was unclear amid a flurry of media attention was why Karake did not accompany his two confederates to Australia last November.
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Inmates and their confederates are ingenious and diabolical in terms of the lengths they will go to smuggle contraband into a prison.
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This Friday, white supremacists and neo-Confederates will launch a brutal attack against New York City onscreen, all for discomfiting fun, in Bushwick.
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And since Republicans currently have a 52-48 edge in the Senate, you'll need at least three confederates, though ideally you'd get more.
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In a new opposition ad released Monday, supporters of Virginia's Republican gubernatorial candidate Ed Gillespie are seen as Confederates who attack minority children.
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Dancing skeletons, gold-painted prostitutes, and drunken Confederates stagger around the town, and the sequences here are filmed with a dreamy Lynchian quality.
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Later came Mahala ("Big Haley") Collins Mullins, moonshiner and mother of 20, whose house burned down when Confederates came to kill her sons.
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They had this whole narrative where the Confederacy was this multiracial paradise where hundreds of thousands of black Confederates fought for the Confederacy.
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The sailor had been born in Salem, Massachusetts but moved to Nashville, Tennessee and his flying of the Union flag greatly angered Confederates.
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Using packs of hounds – the same dogs used to run down runaway slaves – the Confederates retook the area, hanging rebels along their way.
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Confederates fought for states' rights during the Civil War because they wanted the federal government to respect a state's wish to own slaves.
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In Indian Territory (now Oklahoma), the Cherokee tried to remain neutral, but Confederates threatened to foment insurrection if they didn't join the cause.
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While pro-Confederates may hail the statues as a testament of the South's bravery, this is purposefully ignoring the uglier side of history.
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The effort has targeted more than 3,303 members of the Qaeda affiliate and its tribal confederates, driving them into the rugged, mountainous interior.
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" He said the same about the confederates displayed in the U.S. Capitol, the removal of which he said "should be a state decision.
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That interpretation of the war has long been out of favor in universities, though it clings to life among neo-Confederates and racists.
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President Andrew Johnson, inaugurated after Lincoln's assassination in April 1865, began conciliating former Confederates and alienating Republicans — the party of anti-slavery and Union.
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Instead, the city built monuments to Confederates and to people like Edward Hull Crump, a segregationist who lent his support to the Davis monument.
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Tony Horwitz, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author of the 85033 bestseller "Confederates in the Attic," died suddenly at the age of 60.
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At the Grand itself, years earlier, playing a previous incarnation of this very game, Grosjean says his confederates were down $60,000 before netting $90,000.
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After Knight and his company had driven the Confederates out of Jones County, he raised the United States flag over the courthouse in Ellisville.
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In January of this year, neo-confederates descended upon Memphis and rode around the city and its highways in protest of the statue removal.
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To Congress's growing horror, he acted on this belief by giving pardons to Confederates and appointing traitors to positions of power throughout the South.
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The most sensational attempt occurred in 1981, when an inmate was nearly plucked off the rooftop recreational center by confederates in a hijacked helicopter.
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Once they were clear of the park, the group of neo-Nazis, neo-Confederates, and alt-right devotees hoisted their flags and began marching.
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Many of the arguments they made sound a lot like the arguments made by the Confederates against the "Northern invasion" during the American Civil War.
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Some of these were criminal, as with the 16th-century street-singers who acted as decoys while their confederates picked the pockets of the crowd.
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To do this, the SPLC monitors over 1,600 extremist groups throughout the United States, including the Ku Klux Klan, neo-Nazis, neo-Confederates, and others.
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Donald Trump has a lot in common with former Confederates—white southerners who "redeemed" the South by bringing an end to Reconstruction 140 years ago.
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Nazis and neo-Confederates gathered in Charlottesville, nominally at least, to protest plans to remove a monument to Robert E. Lee from a city park.
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That was a campaign carried on by a network of French and Belgian fighters returning from Syria and assisted by an underground of local confederates.
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What we're experiencing today, thankfully, is far less dangerous — partly because the open racism that the Confederates and Nazis stood for has been utterly delegitimized.
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By adding contextual markers, communities can counter the Lost Cause, which became widely recognized as former Confederates tried to rationalize and cope with their defeat.
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In 18683, Andrew Johnson, Lincoln's successor, welcomed former Confederates back into the Union, many of whom sought to re-establish control over emancipated African-Americans.
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He was turned away and told that the war with the Confederates was not a "black man's war" but one about keeping the nation together.
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The next day, the Confederates were down to half-strength, and the lull in the previous day's fighting had allowed the Union to get reinforcements.
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While serving his first prison sentence, Mr. Persico maintained his status as a boss, relaying his orders through relatives and trusted confederates who visited him.
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Searching for Black Confederates is a bracing corrective, a slender yet vital volume in the growing library of texts dedicated to dispelling white supremacist talking points.
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The speakers for the planned rally included Spencer, Kessler, Enoch, Ku Klux Klan organizer David Duke and several other neo-Nazis, neo-Confederates, and white supremacists.
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Dressed in metal armor and bearing an American flag, an unidentified man clashed with "Stars and Bars"-waving neo-Confederates guarding the monument of General Lee.
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A foreign intelligence target may talk to relatives in the U.S., may purchase goods from American companies or may be plotting with confederates in this country.
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Epstein's accusers have claimed the financier and his confederates used the island in the U.S. Virgin Islands as a discreet location to sexually assault underage girls.
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Realizing they had a revolution on their hands, the Democratic Party's wealthy ex-Confederates and newly arrived Northern industrialists swiftly put this cross-racial revolt down.
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He wrote articles under assumed names that branded the Confederates as traitors and portrayed the war as a rich man's cause being waged by the poor.
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The government has largely cut off mobile-phone contact between imprisoned gangsters and their confederates on the outside, who operate the extortion business and carry out murders.
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Specifically, SPLC breaks down America's white supremacists into six subgroups: the Ku Klux Klan, white nationalists, racist skinheads, neo-Nazis, neo-Confederates, and followers of Christian Identity.
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The Confederates themselves drew a straight line between the two "rebels" Washington and Lee, but the pretended equivalence is as spurious as "state sovereignty," historians remind us.
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But the movie reflected Mr. Lucas's account of coffins arriving at military bases in the United States, where confederates retrieved the heroin and moved it to Harlem.
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Mr. Abel's putative 1980 death, orchestrated with his characteristic military precision and involving a dozen accomplices, had been confirmed to The Times by several rigorously rehearsed confederates.
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Despite being briefly captured and held prisoner, Willich's Prussians performed like champions at Shiloh and Chickamauga, but it was his unit that broke the Confederates at Chattanooga.
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Mr. Branca and his confederates built a devoted audience with works that were loud and unpredictable and that formed the basis of Mr. Branca's later concert pieces.
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Still, he successfully argued that by holding these men, he was depriving the Confederates of the use of their labor; his argument became de facto government policy.
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At Shiloh, the Confederates boldly placed their camp near Sherman's headquarters, achieving complete tactical surprise on the morning of the battle, a fight Sherman wanted to avoid.
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In the years immediately after the Civil War, North Carolina Confederates understandably mourned their dead, yet the state erected fewer than 30 memorials between 1865 and 1890.
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In fact, many were a direct reaction to the perceived threat of racial progress, as with the surge in schools being named after Confederates following the Brown v.
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Some have pushed back against the monuments' removal by suggesting that they are not meant celebrate these Confederates, but instead to help us remember how far we've come.
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But as Johnson vetoed bill after bill designed to protect black Southerners and white loyalists and strip former Confederates of power, tensions between Congress and the president mounted.
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That violence touched a generation of Southerners for whom the legacy of the Confederacy is also poignant, only for reasons very different from pro-Confederates like Mr. Cotton.
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Other contradictions include sections where President Andrew Jackson, a Democrat, is said to have inspired the genocidal policies of Nazi Germany, and Southern confederates are portrayed as treasonous.
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I have fantasized about sawing the Confederates off my family tree, thereby whittling the branches down to Swedish Baptists who would frown upon my godless, low-key life.
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Watchdog groups like the Southern Poverty Law Center have spent decades tracing the intricate ideological differences among various fringe sects: neo-Confederates, neo-Nazis, Klansmen and so on.
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The fact that Confederates realized that principles of freedom, sovereignty and black bondage could not exist on an emblem intended to circulate on the world stage and endure.
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A 2016 Southern Poverty Law Center study found that there are at least 1,500 public spaces in the US honoring Confederates and the Confederacy, primarily in the South.
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Their ranks also includes some venerated Confederates whose legacies have recently been under scrutiny, including Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson and Jefferson Davis, who was President of the Confederacy.
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I just liked the clobber... I've always liked a good uniform, and throughout history, it's always been the bad guy who dressed the best: Napoleon, the Confederates, the Nazis.
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The success of the new movement has also left other hate groups like the neo-Confederates clamoring to be grouped in under the seemingly more inviting alt-right umbrella.
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But since Lee's surrender, Chase had increasingly favored treating former top Confederates with leniency, in part, because Democrats supported that policy—and he very badly wanted to be president.
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Once Knight and his likeminded friends left the army, they returned home to find their wives struggling to make ends meet under the impossible tax demands of the Confederates.
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Soon after, a large group of deserters organized themselves into the Jones County Scouts, elected Knight as their leader and vowed to protect each other's farms against the Confederates.
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When the Confederates finally pulled out of Jones County proclaiming victory, Knight and his men rose from the swamps and got back to work raising hell against the army.
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This is no small feat given that the tale involves Benjamin's demented half sister, the infamous massacre of Union-sympathizing German immigrants by local Confederates, and a giant panther.
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When that plan fell through, he and his confederates settled for burning the Clotilda in the waters of the Mobile-Tensaw River Delta, a few miles north of Mobile.
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These studies normally involve questioning participants in a group that has been infiltrated by "confederates," or accomplices to the experimenters, who are instructed to push for the wrong answers.
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Allies of the United States have said that while Iran and its confederates may pose a danger, it is unclear whether there is a serious threat against American forces.
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"The camp&aposs Facebook page is liked by 1,485 people and features photos of lectures on topics like "Confederates of color" and "the South&aposs stand for Biblical authority.
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Richmond is cherished by neo-Confederates, who gather on Monument Avenue to observe general Robert E. Lee's birthday, in January, or Virginia's Confederate Memorial Day, which falls in May.
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Within this online community, the publication of Kevin M. Levin's excellent book, Searching for Black Confederates: The Civil War's Most Persistent Myth, is nothing less than a declaration of war.
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In August, after a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville ended in murder, Steve Bannon insisted that "there's no room in American society" for neo-Nazis, neo-Confederates, and the KKK.
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An attempt by São Paulo's government in 2006 to curb the prison-based operations of the PCC set off a campaign of violence by the gang's confederates across the state.
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Democratic candidate for Virginia governor Ralph Northam is not distancing himself from the controversial ad suggesting supporters of Republican candidate Ed Gillespie are seen as Confederates who attack minority children.
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The department would invariably argue that such a virtually inflexible rule is vital to gaining the cooperation of criminal defendants who might be more inclined to "turn" on their confederates.
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The city has many other markers and place names honouring Confederates and racists, but the four Mr Landrieu targeted for removal were arguably the most prominent and the least defensible.
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I'm speaking, of course, about the alt-right, that motley crew of white nationalists, neo-Confederates, and outright Nazis who share a common belief that culture is inseparable from ethnicity.
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With federal troops removed from the South, former Confederates, white nationalists and wealthy southerners began the process of disenfranchisement through social stigma, violence, legal strategies, black codes and other means.
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Photo: APAs the Anti-Defamation League noted, the organizers behind this particular rally were not quite the horde of "alt-right" Klansmen, Nazis, white supremacists and neo-Confederates that wrecked Charlottesville.
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The myth of black Confederates enables white supremacists to portray the Civil War inaccurately as a struggle over states' rights, not slavery; as a fight for Southern liberty, not for oppression.
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Sold through two dealers who said that they, too, were hoodwinked, the fake paintings brought in $80 million, with $33 million pocketed, the government said, by Ms. Rosales and her confederates.
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At the time, the statue was one of several monuments in the south honoring Confederates that were under consideration for removal in response to the 2015 Charleston, South Carolina, church shooting.
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Or maybe you'll only get one move, and then suddenly the Confederates will get their "combat" chit and commence battle instantly, while most of your army is still waiting for orders.
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"Black freedom, the fate of former Confederates, and the future of the nation were at stake for all Americans, whether they grieved or rejoiced when they heard the news," she said.
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Only by confronting the injustices of the past, rather than blindly honoring Confederates as heroes, can we begin to write a new chapter in the history of race relations in America.
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Interestingly, the chief objection to conferring the pardon power on the President was the fear of some critics that the President might use her authority to shield her confederates in treason.
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" After the experiment, the confederates reported that other passengers were generally friendly to them but also reported that they felt people noticed them for "not being like them and being Latino.
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His immersion in the subculture of battlefield re-enactors led in 1998 to "Confederates in the Attic: Dispatches From the Unfinished Civil War," which was a New York Times best seller.
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They had in mind the sort of pardons that Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson granted Confederates during the Civil War and Reconstruction to help bring the conflict to a swift end.
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Even if he intended to make good on promises, his poor choices of confederates has translated over and over into scandal and ethics investigations that distract from and derail his agenda.
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Most seriously, the D'Souza pardon, like those of the former Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio and the former Dick Cheney aide Scooter Libby, is a message to Trump confederates facing legal trouble.
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First through articles in Confederate Veteran magazine, SCV leaders began arguing that Confederates had been fighting for the freedom of the South and against Yankee interlopers, not for slavery or white supremacy.
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A television ad depicting supporters of Virginia gubernatorial hopeful Ed Gillespie as Confederates who attack children of color has been pulled in the wake of the terror attack in New York City.
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But first, the Virginia governor&aposs race takes a dark turn, and a new political ad compares Republicans to confederates for driving through the streets in dark glasses hunting down small children.
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Then, in a spectacle hatched by Lee's senior corps commander A.P. Hill, the Confederates paraded the Union survivors through the streets of Petersburg to the slurs and jeers of the southern crowd.
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He quickly brought secessionist states back into the Union and gave ex-Confederates a free hand in directing the South, which they used to impose slavery-like conditions on the formerly enslaved.
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These men dismissed those making a racially friendly case for the Confederacy — "rainbow confederates," as Mr. Griffin disparagingly calls them — in favor of an unapologetic embrace of the South's white supremacist past.
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Tony Horwitz, in his book " Confederates in the Attic ," analyzes what he calls "a period rush," the particular adrenaline-fuelled energy that comes with being fully immersed in an authentic re-creation.
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Without the data, it will be difficult or impossible to prove links between those captured in recent raids and their confederates in Brazil, Bolivia, Paraguay and Spain, G1 reported, citing the police.
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It's a 21st-century iteration of Reconstruction politics, when post-Confederates and Southern Democrats felt the federal government was trying to force racial equality on them and undermine their way of life.
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ET with a slippery slope argument that liberals were responsible for the "beauty that is being taken out of our cities, towns and parks" by calling for the removal of statues honoring Confederates.
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Absent in the collective memory represented in these monuments was any recognition that Lee and other Confederates were willing to give their lives to create an independent slaveholding republic built on white supremacy.
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Good lord, we've had two versions of "Going in Style," and Danny Ocean — George Clooney edition — always has a senior citizen in the mix whether he's working with 10, 11 or 603 confederates.
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Much of the evidence showed not only how gang members sold drugs and carried out robberies, but also how they vied for power within the group, sometimes by attacking or humiliating their confederates.
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The rally is expected to draw white nationalists, neo-Nazis, neo-Confederates and alt-right activists to Charlottesville's Emancipation Park to protest the city's vote to remove the statue of the Confederate general.
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The carnage in the fight was significant: After Union soldiers surrendered, the Confederates disproportionately took white soldiers hostage as prisoners of war and slaughtered hundreds of black soldiers, sending survivors into the slave trade.
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Andrew M. Cuomo and urged him to grant clemency to Judith Clark, who waited in a tan Honda a short way from her confederates as they robbed a Brink's truck in Rockland County on Oct.
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The uniting rhetoric also reflects Unite the Right's express motivation to bring together far-right factions like Ku Klux Klan members, neo-Nazis, Confederates, anti-Muslim groups, and various unaffiliated white supremacist militias or gangs.
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CNN is reporting they've uncovered the transcripts of a 1995 speech in which Secretary of Veterans Affairs Robert Wilkie advocated a "Lost Cause" view of the Civil War in which the Confederates were tragic heroes.
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These debates over symbols show us that Confederates were conscious of facing a contradiction, one we're still contending with today: how to communicate a political belief in both freedom for whites and slavery for blacks.
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One is Donald Westlake's first "Parker" novel, 1962's The Hunter (written under the pseudonym Richard Stark), about a meticulous heist artist who methodically murders his way up the mob hierarchy after his confederates betray him.
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But researchers gave participants the option to send people playing the game (who were really experimental confederates) notes about anything they wanted, and about half chose to write notes conveying information about the cheater's devious ways.
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As MSNBC host Chris Hayes tweeted: The president is sending an extremely clear signal to his confederates and associates with his pardons of politically connected convicts that they will get their reward if they stay strong.
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That's true of James McManus's "Positively Fifth Street" (poker), Tony Horwitz's "Confederates in the Attic" (Civil War re-enactors), Marc Reisner's "Cadillac Desert" (water policy in the West) and Sarah Vowell's "Assassination Vacation" (yes, assassination vacations).
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"If we're gonna have some members that were friends of K.K.K. and the Confederates or whatever, they gotta know that there's somebody here that may be a little bit on that Black Panther side," Marvin said.
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With a cast of 12, including Ms. Fellini as the Booth sister Asia and a chorus of four who double as scheming Confederates, it's too crowded with people we don't know well enough to care about.
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After all, he twice broke out of high-security correctional facilities in Mexico — first in a laundry cart and then by way of a mile-long tunnel dug by confederates into the shower of his cell.
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By the time Wood died in 1912, paradoxical myths — that slavery was benevolent, but that Confederates had only fought for states' rights, not to defend it — were widely embraced by white Americans all over the country.
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According to the Wall Street Journal , Obama's top security officials have already concluded that the Russians will not adhere to the agreement, and are searching for a Plan B. Assad and his confederates remain in power.
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On Thursday, a neo-Confederate group showed up to a heavily-barricaded corner of campus to unfurl the South's battle flag in front of dancing counterprotesters, who later followed the neo-Confederates to a parking lot.
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Had the dispute flared after 2015, when the state legislature passed a law effectively blocking the removal of monuments, the UDC would have had to tangle not only with neo-Confederates but also with state legislators.
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"Donald Trump has mainstreamed ideas that were in the dark before," said Heidi Beirich, the head of the Southern Poverty Law Center's Intelligence Project, which monitors the activities of extremist groups like white supremacists and neo-Confederates.
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In our post-Great Migration America, it's easy to forget that 21894 percent of all African-American people lived in the South as late as 24, and their presence represented a formidable threat to the former Confederates.
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" The Hollywood star — who took over hosting duties from Trump on NBC's "Celebrity Apprentice" and has repeatedly sparred on social media with the president — then directly addresses the "neo-Nazis, the white nationalists, and the neo-Confederates.
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As calls for the removal of Confederate symbols have mounted, particularly around the South, the backlash from neo-Confederates and other whites concerned that their own history is being erased has been occasionally ugly, and even deadly.
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Kevin Levin, a Civil War historian, responded with photographs showing white mobs brandishing the flag during the civil-rights era, and an engraving depicting the Fort Pillow massacre, when Confederates murdered black Union soldiers after they'd surrendered.
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The Confederates created mobile ambush squads that were conglomerations of artillery and cavalry and sent them to the shores of the Mississippi River and its tributaries to attack Union supply boats and the ironclad gunboats that protected them.
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Loser: Corey Stewart, US Senate for Virginia Corey Stewart has reportedly been attempting to moderate his Senate campaign in recent weeks, but he has long ties to both the alt-right and white supremacist neo-Confederates in Virginia.
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Yet today, gazing at tourist shops full of Confederate battle flags, replica guns and souvenir T-shirts with slogans like "If At First You Don't Secede, Try, Try, Again", visitors to Gettysburg might suppose that the Confederates won.
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It's striking, to those who care to look, just how much his agenda is about class interest: He opposes extended maternity leave, raising the minimum wage and reducing the retirement age — anything that inconveniences his nouveau riche confederates.
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Having previously contended with collaborators who sought to undermine or overrule her, a common complaint among women in the male-dominated music industry, Ms. Letissier restricted creative sessions for the album to a small circle of trusted confederates.
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In St. Louis, as in Cleveland, hecklers yelled "New Orleans" in reference to a massacre that summer in which white Democrats, most of them ex-Confederates, attacked a large gathering of black Republican marchers, killing nearly 50 people.
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Uncertain how to deal with its sudden re-emergence and aware that black people face more explicit systemic inequality in America today, most analysts focused instead on the more familiar story: neo-Confederates, slavery, and anti-black racism.
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As turning points in American history, historians usually cite the date America declared independence, or the date the Confederates fired on Fort Sumter, or the date the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, or the date President Kennedy was assassinated.
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Point for point, Trump repeated popular alt-right and far right talking points on the events, equating anti-fascist counter-protestors with the neo-Nazis and neo-Confederates there to protest the removal of a Robert E Lee statue.
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After Charleston, Mr Landrieu announced he thought it was time to remove the four monuments in question, three of which honour prominent Confederates: Jefferson Davis, the short-lived nation's president, and two generals, Robert E. Lee and P.G.T. Beauregard.
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Lining up confederates who would provide the operatives with hideouts -- safe houses where they could meet and build their bombs -- bomb making material, food and cars to transport them to the attack venue were allegedly Abdeslam's areas of responsibility.
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Josephine (Anne Hathaway) lives in ill-gotten luxury in the (fictional) village of Beaumont-sur-Mer, assisted by two loyal, scene-stealing confederates (Ingrid Oliver and Nicholas Woodeson) as she schemes to relieve vain, wealthy men of their money.
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He started his term as president by angering the Radical Republicans and betraying the emancipated slaves, pardoning Confederates at a breakneck pace of almost 100 a day and insisting that black suffrage was a matter for states to decide.
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The authorities stepped in, using newly granted powers and stiff sentencing under the country's landmark Elimination of Violence Against Women Act, and arrested four confederates of the militia leader, jailing them for 12 years with no hope of parole.
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As part of the process of national reconciliation, white Northerners agreed to tolerate the commemoration of Confederates, and they contributed both moral support and funds to the veneration of a few Confederate figures in particular, especially Robert E. Lee.
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Voters go back to the polls Tuesday for the next round of primary elections in West Virginia, Indiana, Ohio, and North Carolina, with ballots featuring a range of striking candidates: racists, neo-Confederates, Assad-sympathizing leftists, and Mike Pence's brother.
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The 1872 campaign turned on the fight over Reconstruction in the South and with the Democratic party still hopelessly divided, the Liberal Republicans -- a breakaway GOP group that favored amnesty for erstwhile Confederates -- formed the base of the electoral opposition.
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He worried that removing more Confederate statues could lead to removing statues of George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, seemingly indifferent to the distinction that Washington and Jefferson founded the Union, while Lee and other Confederates took up arms against it.
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Either way, though, such images help define the Confederacy as "the South," an association all too apparent in our terminology: We still say that during the Civil War, Southerners (not Confederates) seceded and fought for the South (not the Confederacy).
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"We portray Confederates because they were the underdogs and they had all the odds stacked against them," said Bill Adams, known as "Pork Pie," an engineer from southern Michigan who has been playing a Confederate soldier for the past 35 years.
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He has two equally creaky confederates, played by Tom Waits and Danny Glover, and strikes up a romance with Jewel (Sissy Spacek), who proves susceptible to his charms even as she expresses some gentle skepticism about who he pretends to be.
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Back in 2015, the Navy Times reported on an elaborate "illicit filming" operation on the USS Wyoming in which male sailors would allegedly keep watch for superiors as their confederates secretly filmed female colleagues in places like shower changing rooms.
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A crew found a green bottle next to the remains of a hearth built by Union troops between 1862 and 1865 at Redoubt 9, one of a string of mini-fortifications erected by Confederates, but later occupied by Federal troops.
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It's unfolding on the site of one of the nation's most historic spots, the Navy Yard — a place where Revolutionary War prisoners died by the thousands; where ships were engineered and built to battle foes including the Confederates and the Japanese.
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In January we heard Hillary Clinton repeat the old Lost Cause line that Reconstruction should have been less "rancorous" and more "forgiving" of former Confederates, gliding across the fact that this would have occurred at the expense of black people's freedom.
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