There are a lot of people in the South who do not show or like the Confederate flag, even in rural areas. And there are a lot of people outside the South who d

There are a lot of people in the South who do not show or like the Confederate flag, even in rural areas. And there are a lot of people outside the South who do show and like the Confederate flag. So while I agree that it's a symbol of an identity and culture, I don't think it's a geographic regional identity and culture. I think you're arguing in good faith based on your own experience, but I would gently suggest this is an opportunity to consider a wider variety of data and perspectives.