BLM is having a rally tomorrow at Sam Houston Park, at the "Spirit of the Confederacy" statue.
If you've never seen it, it's no surprise. I came across it by chance after going to that park for years.
Its off the beaten path, kind of behind trees, not really hidden, but pretty secluded.
On a radio show this morning, the leader (who came from New Orleans 8 years ago, post-Katrina) say they won't tolerate violence at their rally, but yet they are calling the protest "Destroy the Confederacy".
The radio show host asked him why they take offense now, and not last year, or 8 years ago, or in 1964, etc?
I thought that was an interesting question....