a USC campus group linked the name to Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee, whose favorite horse was Traveller. At the rally, according to the student newspaper the Daily Trojan, Saphia Jackson ...

Over 150 years ago, my family made a choice, one that defined a war, a nation and the realities we still face today. I’m a descendant of the Lees of Virginia. Confederate Gen. Robert E.

But one man’s bronze likeness, that of Robert E. Lee, remained upon Traveller, the horse that the monument’s supporters fought to keep him astride. The 12-ton, 21-foot-high statue was removed ...

The massive bronze sculpture of Confederate General Robert E. Lee, in uniform, astride his horse Traveller, stood in a downtown Charlottesville park for nearly a century. It was at the center of a ...

The school is named after George Washington and Robert E. Lee. Lee and his horse, Traveler, are buried on campus. Adorned ...

Robert E. Lee, astride his horse Traveller. The space feels different now, says Don Gathers, co-founder of the local Black Lives Matter group. "It's much more serene," he says. Gathers is in the ...

Up until last year, that something was a bronze statue of Confederate general Robert E. Lee on his horse, Traveller. Unveiled in 1924, Lee’s statue stood apart from others at the time because it ...

During a rally to show solidarity in the aftermath of the violence in Charlottesville, Va., a USC campus group linked the mascot’s name to Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee. (August 21, 2017 ...