In 1954, Thurgood Marshall won the landmark Supreme Court case Brown Vs. Board of Education, giving black citizens access to good schools and access to public parks, restaurants, etc. Anyone that studies history or has a grandparent that can help them, can learn firsthand, the mood of the 1950's in Georgia. It was not pretty. Georgia has honored the Brown v. Board ruling of 1954 by desegregating the schools, parks, etc., but has not yet taken the 1956 rebel protest symbol off of our State Flag.
Time is up.
It's Time for Georgia to join the United States of America. To inform the citizens of Georgia of this tidbit of 1956 news that was conveniently never logged by any history book or state publication. His bill was sent to a committee, and that committee chairman so disrespected him and all Georgians, that he wouldn't even let the committee hear the bill. This was a disgrace. We'll get to the bottom of all of the news concerning the flag, and report it, just exactly as it happens.