claim: "the idea of putting up (confederate) monuments actually didn’t happen right after the civil war. it happened during the 1960s."
author: joy reid
evidence_1: aug 20, 2017 ... confederate statues were built to further a 'white supremacist ... century: in the  early 1900s, and then again in the 1950s and 60s. ... thousands of marylanders  fought in the civil war, as npr's bill ... "i think it's important to understand that  one of the meanings of these monuments when they're put up, ...
evidence_2: "the idea of putting up (confederate) monuments actually didn't happen right  after the civil war. it happened during the 1960s." — politifact punditfact on ...
evidence_3: "the idea of putting up (confederate) monuments actually didn't happen right  after the civil war. it happened during the 1960s." — punditfact on tuesday ...
evidence_4: aug 18, 2017 ... the confederate monuments in new orleans; charlottesville, virginia; durham,  north carolina, and elsewhere did not organically pop up like ... most  monuments went up not immediately after the war, but as southerners put jim  crow in place ... in the years immediately after the civil war, north carolina ...
evidence_5: aug 18, 2017 ... ... “the idea of putting up (confederate) monuments actually didn't happen right  after the civil war. it happened during the 1960s.” it didn't take ...