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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

10 Jul 2015

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

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Jul 10, 2015

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11

Country acts abandon rebel flag in changing country scene

In the wake of the Charleston church shooting, country artists distance themselves from the Confederate flag once tied to outlaw image and Southern pride. Charlie Daniels, John Rich and Darius Rucker weigh in as younger acts shift toward broader audiences and anti racist messaging.

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NCAA to lift South Carolina postseason ban

The NCAA will end a nearly 15 year ban on South Carolina hosting sanctioned championship events after removing the Confederate flag from the state capitol grounds. Governor Nikki Haley signed the legislation and NCAA officials praised lawmakers. The ban applied to events with predetermined host sites while home-team events were exempt. Schulz said bidding to host NCAA tournament events can resume after the flag removal.

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Indianapolis NCAA South Carolina Nikki Haley Ncaa Board of Governors Kirk Schulz
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