This first time I saw this flag it was quite striking, blowing in the wind fully extended. It can be seen most easily on I-95 South near mile marker 134 or so, about 40 miles south of the Mason-Dixon Line.  This Confederate Flag welcomes drivers on I-95 to the American South.

 

The "flaggers" feel that our politically correct culture has falsely demonized this flag.  That may be true.  Today however the flag is not only a symbol of what was wrong with the South 150 years ago; it also symbolizes what is wrong with America today.

 

I'm sure white supremacists are beaming with pride every time they see it.

 

This flag silently fluttering in the breeze speaks volumes.  I, personally,  consider anybody who displays it anywhere to be a person who is saying they are proud of their Confederate heritage which included the enslavement of black people, and I am automatically leery of these die-hard rebels.