Media

The Face of the S.C.V. Part 1

Meet Thomas & other S.C.V. members. Listen to their stories & the narrator as you journey through a captivating video about the origin & purpose of the Sons of Confederate Veterans. This is a 5-minute video that almost anyone would watch & enjoy. Share it with your friends. Copy & paste this link on websites and in e-mails & social media posts:

The Face of the S.C.V. Part 2

Meet Conor, who grew up in an “S.C.V. family.” In less than 2 minutes, he explains why he honors his Confederate ancestors while strolling through scenes that honor those ancestors & the principles of Liberty that inspired the War for Southern Independence. Copy & paste this link on websites and in e-mails & social media posts:

The Face of the S.C.V. Part 3

Meet Rabbi Thomas, who served in the U.S. Army. In 90 seconds he explains why veterans of all wars should be remembered: “Those who serve gave a part of themselves.” He says, “My commitment to the S.C.V. is a commitment to our heritage–our Cause … Know what you’re defending and defend it truthfully.” This video can help you share the truth with your friends.

The Face of the S.C.V. Part 4

Meet Adam, who joined in 2017 when government officials in New Orleans removed some of America’s most cherished Confederate monuments. As he & his son walk through our new museum, he explains why we must defend our Confederate & American heritage now, while working to defeat those who would destroy it. Share this video with people who think we should appease the Neo-Marxists. Copy & paste this link on websites and in e-mails & social media posts:

The Face of the S.C.V. Part 5

Meet Thomas, who joined the S.C.V. 50 years ago. Listen to his story as he dresses for his portrayal of General Robert E. Lee. “We cannot sit back & react. We have to be proactive,” he says. Use this amazing 90-second video & the other weapons available to you on this website to “strike first,” as Robert E. Lee recommended long ago. Copy & paste this link in e-mails & social media posts:

The Face of the S.C.V. Part 6

Meet Richard, whose Mexican-American great-great-grandfather, Andres Torres-Rodriguez, served in the Confederate cavalry under Colonel Santos Benavides. This video contains many old photographs of Hispanic people who served our Cause–images that are hard to ignore or forget. Remember this video the next time a Neo-Marxist calls you a racist. Heck, send the name-caller a link to this video. Maybe it will lead to a change of heart!

The Face of the S.C.V. Part 7

Meet Sammy. He heard that people flying the Rebel flag were racists, but unlike many who hear that slander, Sammy checked it out. He went to the library & read books & articles. “[The war did not start] because the South had slaves. It was about ‘big government.’ There is nothing more American than keeping the government in line,” he says. This video pays tribute to the slaves & people of color who served our Cause. Share this link far & wide:

Honoring Confederate and Other American Veterans

Noted historians, Donnie and Ron Kennedy, demonstrate that Southerners have performed great military service to these United States. You’ll see the Battle flags our boys flew from WWII through the war in Afghanistan. Those images should inspire YOU to fly the colors at your home & business, and along the well-traveled highways of America.

Honoring Military Heroes

Native American Confederates

Celebrating the contributions to the Confederate military by Native Americans in the War for Southern Independence

July 4 th American Secession Day pt. I

Independence Day is almost here! What happened on this day 243 years ago? Thirteen American colonies seceeded from the British Empire. Watch this video to get an in depth look into the Declaration of Independence.

Constitution Day Part 2

Listen to Donnie and Ron as they take us through the U.S. Constitution and exactly what our Founding Father meant this document to be.

Monuments Matter – Cultural Genocide

James “Ron” Kennedy, Deputy Director of S.C.V. Heritage Operations, explains why monuments matter to people who respect history, to people who honor the meanings behind the monuments, and also to people who despise those meanings.

Battle of Fort Pillow

You’ve heard of the Battle of Fort Pillow but do you really know what happened there? Watch and find out.