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<p>"West Point in the nineteenth century saw Lee and his Confederate comrades as traitors. Lee made a comeback when West Point moved towards equal rights and integration. And that really informed my understanding of Confederate memorialization. It’s always about white supremacy."</p>
<p>"West Point in the nineteenth century saw Lee and his Confederate comrades as traitors. Lee made a comeback when West Point moved towards equal rights and integration. And that really informed my understanding of Confederate memorialization. It’s always about white supremacy."</p>
PIERS MORGAN: Sharon Stone invited me to a movie screening at her Beverly Hills mansion, rushed forward, kissed me fervently on both cheeks, and gushed: 'Darling! How lovely to see you again!'
The two got married on Valentine's Day in 1954. Author: Megan Gallagher, Lindsay Buckingham Published: 8:08 AM EST February 14, 2021 Updated: 9:17 AM EST March 13, 2021 CLEVELAND — Meet Robert and Harriet Banks, better known in their church community as Ma and Pa Banks. This is their story, called 67 Roses. They're college sweethearts, and married on Valentine's Day at Antioch Church in Cleveland in 1954. They were both educators. Harriet taught in Cleveland Public Schools and Robert only recently retired from Cuyahoga Community College as a c...