Spike Lee compares Confederate flag to swastika and says monuments need to ‘come the f**k down’
DIRECTOR Spike Lee has compared the Confederate flag to swastikas, and said such monuments need to be taken down.
Lee, 63, said during a recent interview on Luminary’s Black List podcast: “F**k that flag.”
“That flag, to me, [makes me feel] the same way my Jewish brothers and sisters feel about the swastika,” the BlacKkKlansman director said, .
“And them motherf**king Confederate statues .”
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The Confederacy was founded in Montgomery in 1861 with a Constitution that prohibited laws “denying or impairing the right of property in negro slaves.”
On Tuesday, Governor Tate Reeves , which has red, white, and blue stripes with the Confederate battle flag in the top left corner.
And last month, associated with the racing company.
The Confederate flag isn’t anywhere close to being gone from the southern US, but 155 years after the Confederacy lost the Civil War, it’s losing its prominence.