'The War But Won The Narrative'

Civil war happened long ago when America is not the great America yet. But the problem between north and south part of this nation is still not yet solved. In 150 years later, battle lingers over how textbooks explain Civil War (Washington Post) , the author wrote that even today some people still thinks that the civil war is about state right instead of slavery.
The reason why the civil war is still controversial is that all the education and general opinion is the north fought for slave rights and the south fought against because they don’t want to end slavery. However in the article How The South Lost The War But Won The Narrative (Tony Horwitz) the writer pointed out that over 60% of citizen younger than 30 likes to reference states right. And a portion of the southerners claim that they fought for their state’s right because the state’s right on voting for slavery
It takes away the equal right that every american have. We should free them and send them back to where they belong. in article Heritage, Hate and and the Juvenilization of Free Speech (Stephen Ingram) The nazis was displaying their swastika flag when WW2 was on. Based on the “heritage” theory the flag should be kept because it’s a part of germany’s “Heritage” and we should keep it flying. In my opinion people in the south thinks it’s a piece of our history is true. But it’s representing the dark age where slave is allowed. It’s like the only old furniture that survived a house fire that killed someone. If I move to a new home I wouldn’t take it along with me. It will remind me of the fire. There’s nothing wrong with the furniture since it didn’t start the fire, but I don’t think people would like something to remind them of the experience. Civil war killed countless people and the flag is from that era. There’s no reason why we should keep it. From where I’m standing people who are guarding this flag is just simply because they are