Advice on Southern Civil Rights for Parents and Activists

Nature and Extent of The Right of Students In The Public School System To Wear Clothing, Emblems and Symbols of The Confederacy on School Premises During Hours When School Is In Session.

Suggestions to Parents and Students on Resolving a School Ban on Confederate Symbols in Your Community
by Kirk D. Lyons, SLRC Chief Trial Counsel

School bans on Confederate symbols have become the most ubiquitous type of heritage violation confronting Confederate Southern Americans today as the government schools seek to instill in our young people politically correct attitudes about their own cultural heritage.  If your local schools are part of this problem, you really need to read on to learn how you can successful deal with it.

Basic Heritage Defense
by P. Charles Lunsford

Effective heritage defense is a simple process. This brief overview should serve as an elementary education on the methodology so that each individual can operate effectively and avoid making mistakes which could result in losses.

The Flags of Slavery

Anti-Southern bigots often attack the Confederate Battle Flag as a "flag of slavery."  While concentrating on an issue that is over 130 years out of date, they ignore the current flags of slavery and the countries who still practice it.  Our advice to those who would like to protest slavery is that they should attack it where its practice continues to this day.

Using this page activists can make a very compelling and colorful display that will show people what the real "flags of slavery" look like.

Teaching Y'all Tolerance

As a service to businesses, to public and private schools and anywhere else anti-Southern bigotry is taught or tolerated, the Southern Legal Resource Center is happy to announce that we have a program available to help remediate this kind of moral bankruptcy.