Last Thursday, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed legislation prohibiting Confederate flags and other “symbols of hate” from being displayed or sold on state-owned property, including the state fairgrounds. The only exception is when such symbols appear in books or museums, where they may be used for “education or historical purposes.”
Last Thursday, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed legislation prohibiting Confederate flags and other “symbols of hate” from being displayed or sold on state-owned property, including the state fairgrounds. The only exception is when such symbols appear in books or museums, where they may be used for “education or historical purposes.”
