The Confederate soldier statue that has been at the corner of Fourth and Liberty Streets in downtown Winston-Salem is no longer standing.
A North Carolina city removed a Confederate statue Tuesday from the grounds of an old courthouse, a rare move in a state where such monuments are largely protected by law.
The deadline to remove a Confederate statue in downtown Winston-Salem is Thursday, Jan. 31. But the United Daughters of the Confederacy could have more time to meet the city’s demand.
A group supporting a Confederate statue in downtown Winston-Salem is planning a rally. This comes after city leaders say the monument must be moved by the end of the month.
A UNC-Chapel Hill graduate student at the forefront of protests over a Confederate statue on campus has been arrested again.
A judge dismissed the criminal case Monday against the first of eight protesters standing trial on charges of toppling a Confederate statue last summer in North Carolina.
The protester who climbed a North Carolina Confederate statue to help topple it said Tuesday that she plans to fight rioting and property damage charges by seeing the case through to trial.
Confederate monuments around the country are coming down following the events of Charlottesville where hate groups rallied around a statue of Robert E. Lee.
More protesters were arrested Wednesday for participating in a demonstration that toppled a Confederate statue in North Carolina.
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