Confederate Memorial Day was established in Georgia in 1866, commemorating the deaths of Confederate soldiers.

South Carolina is one of only four states to observe the day as a state holiday, celebrating the lives of soldiers who fought ...

Every fourth Monday in April is celebrated as Confederate Memorial Day in Alabama, according to WHNT. That means today, April ...

Thousands of Confederate symbols are standing in public spaces around the nation despite ongoing efforts to have them removed ...

Several southern states are observing a holiday commemorating the Confederacy a day after President Donald Trump announced the end of Indigenous Peoples Day.

History: Florida paid dearly for its role in the Civil War, winding up both broken and broke for years afterward ...

Despite efforts to rewrite history, activists are still pushing to remove Confederate symbols, a new Southern Poverty Law ...

Report finds more than  2,000 Confederate symbols continue to stand across the U.S. in 2024 MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Today, the ...

Florida legally observes Confederate Memorial Day, along with the birthdays of Robert E. Lee and Jefferson Davis, but these ...

The report tracks both the protection and removal of Confederate memorials located in public spaces, schools, street names ...

Each year, in a handful of states, public offices close, flags are lowered and official ceremonies commemorate “Confederate ...

Confederate Memorial Day is an official holiday in several states. Why is it celebrated, and where? Does New Jersey take part? Here's what to know.