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Sparks, I still contend that you haven't actually read the posts of Mr. King.  The statement that really says you don't understand the issue is "America will never be about white male supremacy again anyway". That has nothing to do with the South or the Confederacy. America was about white male supremacy from the first time a European set foot on her soil until well into the 20th century.  The Confederacy only existed from 1861 to 1865. Everything before or after those dates was  legal and accepted under the United States constitution. If anything the Southern regions of the country leaned toward a matriarcal society. The statement "I don't have to hide my niece in shame because she is a half breed " is just wrong. I consider the term "half breed " to be derogatory and would never use it. Traditionally, the South has been the most racially tolerant region of the country. I'm sure there are many more mixed race people in any one of the...
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