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When the man claimed "it's an American flag," the child repeatedly argued it is a racist flag, saying "I'm not stupid."

Genesis Houpe, who is Black, said she believes she's been targeted by the white supremacist hate group on two separate occasions.

Disney+ has been grappling with how to address the more problematic elements of its historical catalog—and Johnny Cash's episode of "The Muppet Show" is likely to reignite that debate.

Parents say not enough was done after the student attended all his classes at Oakville High School in St. Louis County.

"You need a spark and that spark has to be charismatic," Philip Mudd said. "... they could spark a revolutionary movement."

The courthouse is named after a former chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court who owned slaves in the 1800s.

"Wayne Vs. Eminem," 50 Cent captioned the photo shared on Twitter on Monday.

Store said it had pulled the offending items from its branch in Bailey's Crossroads, Virginia, after complaints from a customer.

People online are describing an Alabama man as a real-life Clayton Bigsby, the blind white supremacist character who doesn't realize he's Black, played by Dave Chappelle.

Hannah Hahn's TikTok video put together several clips of her father providing amusing commentary on a range of items bearing the Confederate flag inside a store in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

Over 30 Democratic U.S. Representatives sent a letter to Defense Secretary Mark Esper on Friday, urging him to revise his policy that focused on the banning of the Confederate flag from military bases but also implicitly banned LGBTQ pride flags.

Neighbor in Salt Lake County said the Adult Probation and Parole officer was "for sure making a statement" by flying the flag.

Democrats and Republicans are both demanding Rep. Will Dismukes' resignation for attending an event honoring Nathan Bedford Forrest.

The shift in public opinion follows the anti-racism and Black Lives Matter demonstrations that have recently swept across the country.

Just over three-quarters (76 percent) of respondents to the new poll said they believe the country is currently "out of control."

The Sons of Confederate Veterans claimed responsibility for the stunt, less than a month after it had flown a banner calling for NASCAR to be defunded.

"I don't know why he does this," the former secretary of state said.

"The Satanic Temple believes that religion can, and should, be divorced from superstition," their website explains.

In words and pictures a look at racial progress, or the lack of it, in the US.

South Carolina GOP Senator Lindsey Graham said NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace has nothing to apologize for and he rebuked President Donald Trump's Monday tweet defending the confederate flag.

A member of the Sons of Confederate Veterans said: "Take down our statues, and we're going to put up a flag somewhere along the major interstates in North Carolina."

The Confederate flags were taken from the graves and placed on the ground to read out "Stop Racism."

Trump has repeatedly said that he will not consider any provision to rename U.S. military bases bearing the names of Confederate soldiers.

Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves on Tuesday signed a bill that replaces the state flag with a new one that does not include Confederate iconography.

Mississippi's House of Representatives passed a bill by a 91-23 margin, and it now moves to the state Senate. It has been the state's official flag since 1894.

Legislators are expected to start voting on Sunday to change Mississippi's 126-year-old state flag, which features a Confederate battle emblem that has long been decried as racist.

The Lincoln Police Department in Nebraska ordered officers to scrap specific face masks after it received complaints that the coverings resembled Confederate flags.

"I began to reminisce about some of the things I endured here in Laurel and I had gone from that position to be in a position of the mayor, to be able to take that flag down and I wanted to do it to bring the people of Laurel together," Mayor Johnny Magee said of the executive order.

In an apology, Kathy Jenkins claimed she said "KKK beliefs" to mock the protesters as she didn't like being called racist.

A Tennessee-based SCV group claimed responsibility for the Confederate flag flyover at Talladega, saying NASCAR's banning of the flag was "un-American," and that it trampled on "First Amendment rights of free expression" for Southerners.