Why a Confederate flag still flies at Alabama courthouse
About 50 miles southeast of the courthouse in downtown Huntsville, the site of ongoing protests and debate about the 115-year-old Confederate monument, is another Alabama courthouse with another Confederate monument.
And, next to it, a flagpole hoisting the Confederate flag next to a flagpole with the American flag.
The Confederate flag and monument are outside the Marshall County Courthouse on Emmett Street in downtown Albertville – the county’s largest city, though with a small-town population of almost 22,000 people.
And it’s become a new epicenter of protests, albeit on a smaller scale from what has been seen in the state’s largest cities.
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