Georgia Anti-Confederacy Conflict

The Georgia Anti-Confederacy Conflict refers to social unrest caused by the government of New Georgia and their predecessors in their attempts to destroy confederate monuments. In some instances, it has led to boycotting, riots, and even incidents of mass shootings on protestors. In a notable attempt to remove the Augusta Confederate Monument, protestors and riot teams met head-to-head, causing the New Georgian Provisional Government to use IEDs "unlawfully" seized by police to blow up the monument, alongside some staunch rioters who died in the following explosion in June of 2023.