Removing Monuments Was Never About Slavery: How to Rebuild America
By Carole Hornsby Haynes November 12, 2023
Charlottesville Was Not About the Confederacy or Robert E. Lee
For the first time in America’s history, a memorial has been savagely cut into small pieces and set ablaze as Marxist activists gleefully watched at a secret location. The Charlottesville statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee was melted down with the brass to be recast into “public art that expresses the City’s values of inclusivity and racial justice,” according to the proposal submitted to the city. The left brazenly published a ghoulish video showing Lee’s dismemberment — his face being cut off and melted.



Robert E. Lee, a man universally recognized by generations as the model of the Christian gentlemen, has been toppled by the woke crowd from his seat of honor among American heroes. Denounced by leftists in the 21st century as a traitor who fought the Union to preserve slavery, his monuments have been torn down or removed from multiple locations.
Since the terrorist attack on Israel by Hamas, college campus rallies in support of the barbaric act have erupted across the nation. Although world focus is on Israel, this is only one part of the global plan of Islam. 
Though he never claimed to be a populist, Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin has ridden the wave of public anger against hostile school boards pushing radical race and gender ideologies. As I noted in a previous