The only apartheid that existed

in the South is called Reconstruction. It started when Yankee soldiers

invaded the South, raped ladies both black and white, burned homes churches

and hospitals, poisoned wells and land, stole anything of value, including

food and livestock. The golden age of Reconstruction was from 1865 to

1877. That was also the start and the end of the KKK.

During this golden age blacks

were armed by the feds and given orders to shoot all whites outside after

10 p.m. They were also told to shoot anyone in a Confederate uniform.

Whites had their guns confiscated. They were not allowed to run for office.

Nor were they allowed to vote. Their land was taken from them by carpetbaggers

and scalawags. The feds left and the golden age was over but apartheid

still exist in the form of quotas, affirmative action and redistricting.

I find it ironic that the church

(Christian Church/Church of Christ/Disciples of Christ) you represent

through ACC was the only church not to split during the War of Northern

Aggression. The campus itself sets on battle trenches. You people took

over the South and perverted her government with socialism. You people

took over the Klan and perverted it with racial hatred. You people took

over the church and perverted it with political correctness. Now you are

trying to take our culture and pervert it with your revisionist history.

The most sickening part of

your letter is the position you hold in the church community is used to

teach the lies that promulgate anti-Southern bigotry rather than teaching

the saving grace and blood of Jesus Christ the living son of God.

Regardless of what you believe

or what you want others to believe the battle flag was and is a memorial

tribute to those who fought for the Confederacy which include both slave

and free African-Americans, Hispanics, Jewish, Native Americans, Asians

and various Europeans. But most of all, it was the grandsons of Celtic/Anglos

who fought in the American Revolution for states and a government based

on Judeo-Christian principle.

Harold Harrison, Jr.

Peachtree City