Lost Cause Mythology 
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SOURCE: Inside Higher Ed
9/9/2020
Sewanee Board Rejects ‘Veneration’ of Confederacy
The university, founded in 1857 to provide a college entirely free of northern influence, renounced its prior veneration of the "Lost Cause" myth of the Civil War.
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SOURCE: Nashville Tennessean
7/30/2020
Southern Newspapers were Vocal Supporters of the Confederacy. It Lasted for Generations
For most of American history, newspapers in the South supported the people and systems that promoted and maintained prejudice and discrimination.
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