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<PREFIX>Mr</PREFIX>
<FIRST>Thomas</FIRST>
<MIDDLE>C</MIDDLE>
<LAST>Sandifer</LAST>
<SUFFIX></SUFFIX>
<TITLE></TITLE>
<ORGANIZATION></ORGANIZATION>
<ADDR1>1405 Sifly Road</ADDR1>
<ADDR2></ADDR2>
<CITY>Orangeburg</CITY>
<STATE>SC</STATE>
<ZIP>29118</ZIP>
<EMAIL>tcsandife@presby.edu</EMAIL>
<PHONE_H>8033084646</PHONE_H>
<PHONE_B></PHONE_B>
<ISSUE>GOVE</ISSUE>
<SUBJECT>Confederate Flag Removal </SUBJECT>
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Dear Governor Haley,
       While I fully support the removal of the Confederate Flag from State House property given the situation, one thing I will miss is its presence to remind fellow citizens that South Carolina has a deep and interesting history. I just wanted to email you to say I do not want to lose that, but suggest we replace the flag. I say why not replace the flag with a new flag. Something that would remember the Charleston incident, but also show the unity we have as a state of every color and race.The incident could have ended badly in Charleston with riots and violence, but it didn't. Instead it ended with a State coming together in prayer for the families. I say lets replace the Confederate Flag with a new flag which will recognize the day our State came together in unity and decided we want change. We want a State that is willing to look out for each other regardless of color. I think that would make a Statement to the rest of the country saying we may have a past of segregation, but we want to lead the country into the future of racial equality. 

                                             God Bless,
                                             Thomas Sandifer
                                             Orangeburg Prep '12
                                             Charleston Southern '16


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