Unconquering the Banner: The Negotiation of Civil War Memory in Confederate Displays

Alexia Little (recent Grady M.A. student) will receive two research paper awards at the American Journalism Historians’ Association (AJHA) 2021 National Conference. The 40th annual AJHA convention will take place virtually Oct. 8-9. She will receive the Robert Lance Memorial Award for Outstanding Student Paper and the Wally Eberhard Award for Outstanding Paper on Media and War, for “Unconquering the Banner: The Negotiation of Civil War Memory in Confederate Displays.”

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