For almost a century blacks were often subjected to violence, including lynching” (Source 2). In the Reconstruction Era, African Americans were treated worse than during slavery, and they were still denied rights. When African Americans see the Confederate flags, even though it has been over one hundred years since slavery and Reconstruction, they are reminded of the hate and racism of the South. An African American news anchor told a story about a NASCAR event and included, “One couple even asked me to come inside their trailer to get something to eat and I said, ‘No thank you,’ and not because I wasn’t hungry. Not because I was being rude, but because of that Confederate flag waving over their trailer. Once again, seemed like nice people, and honestly, I was probably just being paranoid, but if I felt like it, and I went it,
For almost a century blacks were often subjected to violence, including lynching” (Source 2). In the Reconstruction Era, African Americans were treated worse than during slavery, and they were still denied rights. When African Americans see the Confederate flags, even though it has been over one hundred years since slavery and Reconstruction, they are reminded of the hate and racism of the South. An African American news anchor told a story about a NASCAR event and included, “One couple even asked me to come inside their trailer to get something to eat and I said, ‘No thank you,’ and not because I wasn’t hungry. Not because I was being rude, but because of that Confederate flag waving over their trailer. Once again, seemed like nice people, and honestly, I was probably just being paranoid, but if I felt like it, and I went it,