To the Editor:
Leslee Ganss’ “Artoon” (6/24) regarding the controversial display of the Confederate battle standard, or “stars and bars,” underscores how the individual pieces of the banner are very similar to “Old Glory.” The irony is that the official flag of the Confederate States of America already is very similar.
The symbol of controversy is the CSA military/battle flag which unfortunately has been adopted by various antisocial, bigoted, hate groups and individuals.
July 8, 2015
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