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Braxton Bragg had a cousin who was a general in the Farm Just A Boy Who Loves Tractors shirt also I will do this Union Army while he was in the Confederate Army. Apparently they actually considered renaming it for him. This is similar to what happened with King County, WA; it was originally named after a slaveowner but renamed for MLK Jr. without actually changing the name. now to buy a house beside the base and rename it “fort bragg” and get all their lost mail…I bet you’d get all kinds of cool shit, and the mail says if something gets delivered to your house for you, you get to keep it even if its a mistake. My favorite thing about the whole “heritage not hate” is pointing out all the mundane products that have lasted longer than the confederacy Note who’s missing. Confederate General Longstreet got no bases and barely any statues compared to his peers including Bragg even though he was one of the most skilled and important generals. Why? Because he supported the post war reconstruction government that attempted to preserve Black Americans rights and commanded an army that included black soldiers to fight back against an attempted state government coup by former Confederates. For these sins he was banished from the pantheon He also had the cardinal sin of not being from Virginia, so he was fair game for the Lost Cause after the War. They even went so far as to create a myth that he’d disobeyed Lee at Gettysburg and so caused his defeat: whereas he’d actually told Lee that his assault on the Union center on the last day- the disastrous Pickett’s Charge- was not going to succeed. Nothing was worse to the Lost Cause than making Lee look bad. He founded the KKK, but he also later decided that was a rather bad decision on his part; so idk if the loser nerds like him or not.

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In simplest terms, NB Forrest didn’t have a change of heart and become a champion of racial equality and rights for the Farm Just A Boy Who Loves Tractors shirt also I will do this freedman. In broader terms, his speech to the Independent Order of Pole-Bearers Association needs to be understood within the context of post-war politics and the southern Democrats, with whom Forrest was quite active. Now, to start off, it is worth noting that Forrest’s role within the Klan is somewhat exaggerated, based on the available evidence. He certainly wasn’t present at its founding, and likely didn’t become involved until 1868, at which point he exercised no real leadership, but existed as a figurehead role. The closest thing to confirmation even of this comes from his interview with the Cincinnati Commercial where he clearly implied it, but then of course denied it after publication. Later writings after disbandment played up his association, but in no small part because of his associated prestige, but on the flipside, their prestige was something he too had wished to benefit from. Being entirely secret was no use to him, and the main benefit to him was the prestige of being seen as the leader of the ‘invisible empire’, hence his coy “I am, but I’m not”.