Salute! The Ouachita County Confederate Monument in Camden, Arkansas, is a significant historic war memorial erected in 1914–1915 on the grounds of the Ouachita County Courthouse. Carved from Italian marble, it depicts a woman clutching a Confederate flag and uniquely honors the women of the Confederacy for their sacrifices, support, and devotion during the Civil War. Raised by the United Confederate Veterans and United Daughters of the Confederacy, it stands as a poignant tribute amid Camden's

When 'The Golden Girls' Took On The Confederacy (1 of 2) . By 1992, the original seven-season run of 'the Golden Girls' had ended, and production had immediately begun on a continuation of the story without the departing Bea Arthur. 'The Golden Palace' tried (and failed) to match the ratings of its predecessor, featuring the other three actors (Betty White's Rose, Rue McClanahan's Blanche, and Estelle Getty's Sophia) from the original series, with Cheech Marin and Don Cheadle added as the only r

Wonder why we still have so many Confederate monuments in this country? Just ask the United Daughters of the Confederacy. | act.tv