The shootings in Charleston, South Carolina, have ignited a national discussion on one of our country's most controversial remnants of the past — the Confederate flag.
Lawmakers are pushing to remove the Civil War-era battle flag from the South Carolina Statehouse, shining a light on Confederate symbols across the United States.
That includes a Confederate memorial in Kansas City.
As the national debate reveals sentiments ranging from Southern pride and historical significance to bigotry and hatred, we want to know what you see when you look at the Confederate flag.
Tell KCUR: What does the Confederate flag mean to you?
Tweet us your answers with the #TellKCUR hashtag, go to our Facebook page and leave your answer in a comment.
You also can leave us a message at 816-235-2881 or send an email with your answer to social@kcur.org.
Or fill out this questionnaire and join our Tell KC initiative.
We’ll share your stories Thursday online and on the air during Central Standard, which starts at 10 a.m.
Tell KCUR is part of an initiative to engage the community and shine a light on your experiences and opinions. We’ll ask a new question every week and then share your feedback on the air and online. Check out our arsenal of questions and your answers.
