As the debate raged over civil rights in 1961, the Democratic legislature under Governor Ernest “Fritz” Hollings, a Democrat, raised the Stars and Bars to mark the “Confederate War ...

Both decisions will take the Confederate flag out of public sight ... Let’s parse the differences: The public battle to remove the “Stars and Bars” flag from official government use has ...

Civil war historians told PolitiFact that the flag used on the website is not a Confederate flag. The Confederacy’s first national flag, known as the "Stars and Bars," was used from 1861 to 1863.

like the stars were typically arranged in the Confederate Stars and Bars flags. Rather than a homage to the Confederacy, a simple graphic design decision seems more likely to me. I imagine it ...

Exhausted Confederate forces raise the Stars & Bars atop newly-conquered Cemetery Hill while fresh Union reinforcements begin new entrenchments. Other Union reinforcements fortify their flanks ...

Instead, the first Confederate flag had three thick stripes ... or thirteen white stars in a circular configuration. This "Stars and Bars" style carried over into the first North Carolina ...

Both decisions will take the Confederate flag out of public sight ... Let’s parse the differences: The public battle to remove the “Stars and Bars” flag from official government use has ...