Black Confederate Flag Supporter Murdered, And Heres Why Obama Doesnt Want You To Know 49-year-old Anthony Hervey of Oxford, Mississippi was best known for being a supporter of the Confederate flag, publishing a book entitled: Why I Wave the Confederate Flag, Written by a Black Man. Hervey was tragically killed this past Saturday in a road dispute. Arlene Barnum, the passenger in his car, survived. Of course, weve heard nothing about this in the news. Just one day prior to his death, Hervey and Barnum spoke at an event in support of a Confederate monument in Birmingham, Alabama. According to Barnum, Hervey was wearing a Confederate military hat on the ride home. They stopped in a convenience store, and shortly thereafter the confrontation took place on the highway. I could have sworn that they knew him because of his reaction to them, Barnum told the AP. Just before the incident, Hervey sped up to avoid the car, which was full of five black men. Barnum told reporters that the vehicle swerved toward them but didnt make contact. Nevertheless, their car was forced to leave the roadway. The Explorer reportedly left the roadway and continued down into the median south of US278, reentering US278 and crossing both westbound lanes before continuing off the right shoulder of US278. Ultimately, the Explorer collided with an embankment and concrete ditch, rolling several times. Hervey was pronounced dead at the scene. What do you think of the incident? Was this no accident? Should the media be reporting on this? 