Stand Against Dixiephobia

Dixiephobia - noun
Dix·ie·pho·bi·a | \dik-sē-'fō-bē-ə\
Definition: An irrational prejudice against, hatred towards, or fear of the American Southland, its history, culture, symbols, language, music, literature, and people, especially as a political force. It is often used more specifically to describe the extreme or irrational fear of those who demand censorship of inanimate objects such as apparel, flags, memorials, statues, and cemeteries displaying iconography of the former Confederate States of America and the soldiers who fought to defend Southern independence.