Dear Ms. Lunelle,
Alongside you, don in the uniform of the Southern Soldier with the Southern Cross in hand, we would make our way to several historic sites in the Lexington Commons.
First to the nation's oldest Revolutionary War Monument dedicated in 1797. The remains of seven of the eight militia men killed in the battle that marked the beginning of the Revolutionary War were exhumed and reburied within the monuments fence in 1835.
I would find it interesting that, as we made our way, the number of Episcopalian churches that were draped with large banners of the domestic terrorist of Black Lives Matter. We now know that this organization has been taken over by LBGT organizations who use it to fund their own and the Democratic Parties agendas. And not to forget the Founder who has taken on the policy that Lincoln espoused about blacks......"Root hog or die!"
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