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Tennessee: Confederate Nathan Bedford Forrest statue removed

The statue of Forrest, located on private property, portrays the early Ku Klux Klan leader and former Confederate general riding a horse.

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Nathan Bedford Forrest statue along Interstate 65 removed

The removal comes just over a year after the owner of the statue died. Bill Dorris died in November 2020.

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Memphis is digging up the remains of a Confederate general who led the early KKK

Since 1904, the bodies of Forrest and his wife have laid in the city park that was named in his honor for more than a century.

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Memphis exhumes the remains of Nathan Forrest, a KKK leader and Confederate general

Since 1904, the bodies of Forrest and his wife have laid in the city park that was named in his honor for more than a century.

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