Association Asks for Stop To Confederate Flags

Several retailers have vowed to stop selling items with Confederate flags, including Amazon and Walmart, in the wake of the shooting in Charleston, SC. As a result, the Flag Manufacturers Association of America is suggesting its 38 member companies stop producing the flags, said Associations Now. FMAA president Reggie VandenBosch (pic) said Confederate flags aren’t even a tenth of a percent of overall business. [AN]

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