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Asheville resident H.K. Edgerton (seated), chairman of the Southern Legal Resource Center, Inc. board of directors, prepares to begin a 160 mile march to Richmond, Va. on Monday morning as members of two Sons of Confederate Veterans camps provide support. Standing, from the left, are Oliver Wells of the Old Brunswick Camp; Tommy Ferguson of the Old Brunswick Camp; Tracy Clary, commander of the Old Brunswick Camp; Doug Winn of the Old Brunswick Camp; Van Wright, 1st Lt. Commander of the Old Brunswick Camp; and Fred Taylor of the Tom Smith Camp of Suffolk, Va. (who has family members living in Warren County). Edgerton hopes to increase awareness about the history of the south. PHOTO: Luci Weldon/The Warren Record

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HK -Dixie- ping

[PistolPaknMama]

God bless HK. One of the finest men I know.

[ryan71]

God bless this wise gentleman.

[ryan71]

""Blacks and whites are a family in the south," he said. "Whites have always been proud to see black people advance. It is now time for people to know our honorable heritage."

For the vast majority, this is true. There are some bad eggs...

[SWAMPSNIPER]

Way back in My Family history the name Mungin, or Mongin shows up. It is the part of the Family that once owned Dafuskie Island. If You go looking for Mungins, or Mongins, up around Savannah, or Beaufort, and find some, They are likely to be Black. I have no idea which directions genes flowed, but, no matter, these Folks are likely cousins of Mine, and I have absolutely no problem with that.
You can pick Your nose, but You can't pick Your relatives!
One of these days, We are going to get organized, and kick all the Carpetbaggers off of Our islands, golf courses, and all.
Mr. Edgerton is one of Our own.
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[M. Espinola]

Not this again & again & again & ...

Boring