With Americans more conscious about race issues in the wake of the death of African American George Floyd while in Minneapolis police custody, President Trump drew a line in favor of keeping the names of 10 military bases from Virginia to Texas that are named for Confederate military leaders. The announcement slapped down Pentagon officials open to discussing the issue.
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Wednesday, June 10, 2020
Trump rejects removing names of Confederate leaders from US bases June 10, 2020 at 04:27PM
With Americans more conscious about race issues in the wake of the death of African American George Floyd while in Minneapolis police custody, President Trump drew a line in favor of keeping the names of 10 military bases from Virginia to Texas that are named for Confederate military leaders. The announcement slapped down Pentagon officials open to discussing the issue.
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