Something significant in the landscape of Civil War memory shifted in the wake of the murder of nine churchgoers in Charleston in 2015. At first I thought that the release of photographs of Dylann Roof waving a Confederate flag, along with the initial calls for the removal of flags and Confederate monuments, could be accommodated or expl…
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