Independence Day Controversy : White History Month ? [EXCLUSIVE]
Can you imagine seeing this at a Fourth of July Parade? This sight was a reality for many participants and viewers in the 2013 4th of July Parade in Hope Mills, NC. Farmer Donnie Spell pieced together this attraction for his town’s Independence Day Parade, carrying a truck full of Watermelons, with signs and confederate flags promoting ‘White History Month’.
After receiving numerous complaints, some of Spells’ neighbors came to the rescue saying that they don’t believe that farmer intended on being offensive. Was this offensive?
@GiovanniZeus
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