And then, further damning the University of Georgia (of course, anything dealing with these two things must be erased), several buildings on campus are named after Confederates or white supremacists.
Grady Smith School of Journalism-- Henry Grady, manager editor of the Atlanta Constitution was a white supremacist.
Hoke Smith Annex houses the College of Agriculture and Environmental Science Cooperative Extension service. In the 1906 election for governor, he wanted to disenfranchise blacks.
Mell Hall-- Patrick Hues Mell, wrote the treatise "Slavery, neither a Moral, Political, Nor Social Evil."
Actually, the University of Georgia, under the current climate and regards to all its past sins, must change its name and erase all history, including sports, before 1961, and maybe even to today.
After All, We Must Not Offend. --Old Secesh
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