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Details: Published: 20 July 2011

It was a great day for sons of white and black Confederate veterans who marched together in the parade. “I am so proud to see so many Black folks all across the South now coming out to recognize and support the memory of their ancestors who wore the gray of the Confederate soldier,” said H. K. Edgerton, above left.