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MS-NAACP
Supports the Removal of the Confederate Bars from the State Flag 


 


 



NAAWP supports changing the MISSISSIPPI STATE FLAG: The
FLAG needs to be twice as BIG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

PRESS RELEASE

June 29, 2015


For Immediate Release

Contact:

MS NAACP Media
601-353-8452

 

 
  
NAACP Press Release Header 
 MS-NAACP Supports the Removal of the Confederate
Bars from the State Flag 
 
(Jackson, MS) - In light of the recent
controversy surrounding the Confederate Flag and its' true meaning
regarding history in the state of Mississippi, the NAACP Mississippi State
Conference has released the following statement:
 
From Derrick Johnson, President, NAACP Mississippi
State Conference
 
"The recent tragedy in Charleston,
South Carolina has brought renewed attention to the divisive history of the
Confederate battle flag. The unfathomable murder of the Charleston Nine has
forced us to confront the Confederate flag's true meaning. To some, the
flag is defended as a symbol of Mississippi's history and heritage. To the
Mississippi State Conference NAACP, and many others, the flag is a hurtful
reminder of slavery and segregation. While none of us can know what the
flag meant to Dylan Roof, the alleged murderer in Charleston, the images of
him with the Confederate Flag demonstrate why Mississippi needs to make
sure symbols of our state's ugly history are never promoted or celebrated.
This is why the NAACP supports the removal of the Confederate bars from the
Mississippi State Flag and applauds House Speaker Gunn's recent statement
that we need to begin this conversation. Speaker Gunn has shown tremendous
courage. We hope other state political leaders in Mississippi will follow.
If they do, history will applaud their courage and leadership."

 
 

 
Founded in 1909, the NAACP is the nation's
oldest and largest civil rights organization. Its members throughout the
United States and the world are the premier advocates for civil rights in
their communities, conducting voter mobilization and monitoring equal
opportunity in the public and private sectors.  For more information
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