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Racial Terror and Confederate Symbolism in the US

The migration of Southern Whites after the Civil War led to the spread of Confederate symbols and racial terror across the US, resulting in increased KKK activities, black lynchings, and Confederate memorials. This phenomenon created a legacy of racial violence and intimidation in areas where they settled. The issue remains a painful reminder of the country's complex and troubled history. Addressing this historical injustice is crucial to promoting racial equality and healing.

Social Sciences, Criminology & Law Enforcement, Criminal Justice