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Thankfully Howard is no longer Mayor. The city is fortunate to have Mayor Bill Mutz now as a courageous leader who understands that racism and treason are not healthy values for a modern city.
Thankfully, Skip Perez is a FORMER Ledger Editor. Mr. Perez needs to study history a little closer and better. No one was indicted for treason during the war. And, racism had nothing to do with the Confederacy considering black, white, Hispanics, Jewish, Native Americans and even Asian people fought for and supported the Confederacy. If Bill Mutz is so courageous, then why doesn’t he let the city vote?
It’s clear that the Civil War never ended. We’ve peacefully lived under northern occupation for 150 years and now we can’t even memorialize our dead ancestors. You have colonized the south until you outnumber us and have such contempt that you feel driven to stand with a boot on our neck until all dna of our existence is gone. You count on the fact that few people question why 750,000 died so that 7% could have slave labor. Maybe there were other reasons. Right now, the shame is on those who were elected to protect the city, it’s heritage and it’s future.