"Hundreds of onlookers cheered Monday afternoon as the NAACP put to rest a long-standing expression of racism by holding a public burial for the N-word during its annual convention.

The ceremony included a march by delegates from across the country from downtown Detroit's Cobo Center to Hart Plaza. Along the way, two Percheron horses pulled a pine box adorned with a bouquet of fake black roses and a black ribbon printed with a derivation of the word.

The coffin is to be placed at Detroit Memorial Park Cemetery and will have a headstone"

I'm wondering if the "N" word's headstone will be placed adjacent to the grave site of the term , "Nappy Headed Ho's"?

In a related story it is reported that the word, "Honky", is in good health and living an active lifestyle.

Who would've thought that the burial of the "N" word would have had such a drastic effect on society so quickly? In yet another related story that has been released today by the Chicago Sun-Times...

"DETROIT -- The NAACP will not alter its longstanding mission of ending racial discrimination, even in the face of those who believe inequality no longer exists between African-Americans and white people."

That is why the NAACP is considered by many citizens to be a Black Supremacist Hate Group. It is evident that they do not merely want "equal" treatment under the law, they want to be the rulers.

In a June 21'st posting on the Missouri Bushwhacker Blog, I criticized Christopher Sullivan (Commander in Chief of the Sons of Confederate Veterans) for wanting to reach out to the Black Supremacist NAACP in the name of tolerance.

Judging by the comments made by the NAACP today it looks like the only tolerance that CiC Sullivan is going to get by kissing up to the Black Supremacist group, are the two white horses that they used to pull the "N" word around Detroit.

Clint, Missouri Bushwhacker

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Gary Ayres is commander of the John T. Coffee Camp #1934 , Stockton, Missouri. He is a very pro-active commander who has worked closely with local communities, to educate, protect and defend the honor, integrity and historical accuracy of our Confederate ancestors.

He has also been very active in the defense of students civil rights in regards to being able honour their heritage in public schools.

Gary once told me that , "You only have the rights that you are willing to fight for". I think this is a creed that all of us as SCV members should strive to live by.

Through the efforts of Gary, the John T. Coffee Camp has become Missouri's 2'cd largest and most active camp with members from all corners of Missouri, The United States and as far away as New Zealand.. "

Clint E. Lacy
Marble Hill, Missouri
Historian, John T. Coffee Camp #1934
Editor of The Missouri Bushwhacker Blog

Clint, Missouri Bushwhacker

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