Caribbean association 'angry' Port Dover, Ont., store is selling ball caps showing Confederate flag | CBC News
Luke Combs apologizes for Confederate flag imagery | AP News
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Fair For All Campaign Calls Cornell 'Uncooperative' in Stopping Confederate Flag Sales at Sponsored State Fairs | The Cornell Daily Sun
Virginia attorney says county cannot remove Confederate flag | WSET
Confederate Flag Sales Soar as Retailers Pull Stock - The New York Times
Farm Show orders vendors to stop selling Confederate flag merchandise | Local News | lancasteronline.com
South Carolina's Confederate flag comes down as history of hate meets modernity | South Carolina | The Guardian
Free speech: Can school fire 'redneck' over Confederate flag on his truck? - CSMonitor.com
South Tampa farmer Marion Lambert, who led effort to raise Confederate flag, found dead
NASCAR's Bubba Wallace Wants Confederate Flags Banned From Race Tracks : Updates: The Fight Against Racial Injustice : NPR
The Confederate flag: A 150 year battle - The Washington Post
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Luke Combs apologizes for past use of Confederate flag
Dukes of Hazzard stars defend Confederate flag in show: The car is innocent | EW.com
The Confederate Flag Blew Up the Appropriations Process. Then It Vanished. - The Atlantic
