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The horse was a racist!
It was a racist horse!
Get it out!
Washington and Lee University is giving new meaning to the term “beating a dead horse” after desecrating the grave of Confederate General Robert E. Lee’s trusted war horse, Traveller, as part of an effort to erase both the horse and the General from the liberal arts school that’s named in Lee’s honor.
Washington and Lee University ripped up the grave marker of General Robert E. Lee’s horse, Traveller, and removed a plaque from the stable where Traveller lived out his post-war life until his death in 1871, in the latest cultural Marxist attack on Virginia’s history.
Over the years, visitors to Traveller’s resting place have been known to leave pennies laying heads down on the horse’s grave marker as a slight to the man depicted on the penny, Yankee President Abraham Lincoln. With the pennies laying heads down, Lincoln will “always be staring at Traveller’s ass,” even in the afterlife, fans of the tradition say.
Fortunately, the school does not appear to be planning to dig up the remains of Traveller and had a new headstone lacking any historical context or description of who Traveller was placed in the footprint of the old one on Saturday.
The new one offers no context, and they’re also gonna remove it at some point, along with Traveller’s remains
The installation of a new headstone for Traveller is in contrast to what the local government of Richmond, Virginia did to the gravesite of Confederate General AP Hill, whose Richmond statue also served as his final resting place – until the left got a hold of it, ripping down the statue and digging up his grave, that is.
Even if the school is planning to dig up Traveller’s remains, it appears unlikely that any announcement will be made beforehand.
According to a Washington and Lee student newspaper called The W&L Spectator, the school made no announcement indicating that Traveller’s grave would be desecrated ahead of time and declined to inform the newspaper of any plans regarding Traveller’s grave when asked if any existed just weeks ahead of the desecration.
As previously mentioned, Washington and Lee University is partly named for Confederate General Robert E. Lee.
Lee, a native Virginian, served as the university’s president from just after the end of the Civil War in 1865 to his death in 1870. Then, the school was named just for George Washington and known as Washington College, not becoming known as Washington and Lee until after Lee’s death.
It seems like they are going to need to remove both names. I don’t understand how George Washington is less racist than Robert E. Lee.
They could rename it “Jay-Z’s Home for Urban Youth.”
It doesn’t make a lot of sense to have any more white names anywhere, because all white men in all of history, before like, 2014, meet the current definition of “racist.”
I’m at the point where I don’t think these institutions should be allowed to keep white people’s names.
