Mississippi NAACP seeks to keep revenue out of state, downplay Ole Miss softball's season over #msflag

NAACP wants softball tourney moved out-of-state

A civil rights group is asking the NCAA to move a regional softball tournament out of Mississippi because the state flag contains the Confederate battle emblem.

Mississippi NAACP president Derrick Johnson calls the emblem a “racial hate symbol.”

The University of Mississippi in Oxford is hosting an NCAA regional tournament Friday through Sunday, based on the team’s performance.

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5/16/17

Mississippi NAACP seeks to keep revenue out of state, downplay Ole Miss softball’s season over #msflag

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