Innumerable threads on FR are proof that is still unlikely to happen. And it's been a looooong time.
It's just that when people start to make the Old South or the Confederacy a particular repository of virtue or victimhood, and the rest of the country evil and oppressive that people take exception. In other words, I doubt anyone here is going to start a conversation by running down the South, but when someone tries to make the Confederacy a model of freedom, people naturally object.
The real South of today is fine, and the rest of the country can learn much from it. But the mythic or legendary South that was always right and always victimized is a burden that modern Americans can do with out. We can find many things to in 19th century America that were good and many that were bad, but it's not likely that we need to bring back Jefferson Davis and make him our hero any more than we need to bring back Franklin Pierce or Chester A. Arthur.
I don't have any problem with Southerners taking pride in their history. But so much of that history is American or United States history and so little is the history of intersectional war that it seems a pity to emphasize four little years out of four hundred.
Maybe we should talk about ways we can increase or preserve our liberties, but the rebellion of 1861 and the Confederacy weren't means towards that end in the past, and they certainly won't make anyone any freer now.
Since you sothron types won't even admit that the southern rebellion was based on defense of slavery then I don't see this happening any time soon, either.