San Antonio’s Robert E. Lee High School to Change Name

Via Fox News Insider:

The school board of Robert E. Lee High School in San Antonio, Texas, voted to change its name in the face of increasing pressure after the Charlottesville riots.

The entire board voted for the change, compared to a 5-2 vote to keep the name in 2015.

The school got rid of the Confederate flag in 1991. A petition for changing the school’s name was backed by 12,000 people.

One group, SATX4, lobbied for the name change as well as the removal of Travis Park’s Confederate monument in downtown San Antonio.

“The Confederacy cannot and should not be whitewashed,” the group stated. “The idea that Robert E. Lee is part of a history that cannot be erased must be defeated. This stops today.”

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With the current public education system, I'm surprised the kids in that school can even spell Robert E. Lee. Like President Trump said, "Where does it end?" This won't work. The Legacy will continue. What are they going to do now, send out new diplomas to the millions that have already graduated from Robert E. Lee school? That means millions are going to keep putting Robert E. Lee on all of the job and other applications for 50 years to come. Now what geniuses. I have an idea for a new name:

Oh yeah, that works. Liberals. Can't live with them...I forget how the rest of it goes.