Originally posted by Susquehanna Birder
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On June 24, the National Park Service Director Jonathan B. Jarvis asked park superintendents to work with their partners and bookstore operators to voluntarily withdraw from sale items that solely depict a Confederate flag.
"We strive to tell the complete story of America," National Park Service Director Jonathan B. Jarvis said of the agency's reputation for telling difficult parts of our history. "All sales items in parks are evaluated based on educational value and their connection to the park. Any stand-alone depictions of Confederate flags have no place in park stores."
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I can see validity in both sides of this because it is a historical artifact as a historic site. To extrapolate out to Godwin's law though, would a WW2 memorial sell miniature stand-alone depictions of the Nazi party or because they were a combatant?
What I think is pretty ridiculous is Apple removing any games from their app store that have a confederate flag i.e. games specifically about the civil war and its battles. That's historical context and different than the stand-alone symbol.
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