Al McCray knows many people don't understand his defense of the Confederate flag and Confederate States of America. "I understand the true nature of the war, and slavery was not the primary issue," he said. "It was an issue of northern aggression and northern imperialism."
July 20, 2015 at 09:00 AM
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Whenever members of the Judah P. Benjamin Camp of the Sons of the Confederate Veterans don their grey wool uniforms for a demonstration or re-enactment, Al McCray is there among his brothers.
He marches in the parades and flies the Confederate flag. He speaks out against the notion that the Confederate battle flag is a symbol of racism and defends “Southern heritage” causes.
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