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Viacom Inc-owned TV Landeclineded to comment on why it has pulled the reruns, but there has been growing criticism of displays of the civil war-era flag in the wake of the shooting of nine black churchgoers in South Carolina last month.
It's similar to the Facebook tool which combined photos with the French flag in the wake of the Paris attacks.
Public sentiment has turned against the Confederate flag in the wake of the shooting of nine African American church members in Charleston, S.C., on June 17, and the arrest of a self-described white supremacist.
Next, the bill goes to the desk of Gov. Nikki Haley, who had asked lawmakers to agree to take down the flag in the wake of the June 17 massacre of nine black parishioners at a Charleston church.
As long as major companies are ending sales of the Confederate flag in the wake of the Charleston church shooting, why not pull rap music from the shelves as well?
In his Facebook post, Dorsey said he similarly ignored Obama's orders to lower the flag in the wake of the terror attacks in Paris last November and the mass shooting in San Bernardino, California, in December.
One of the United States' largest retailers has announced it will no longer stock Confederate flags in the wake of the Charleston shooting last week.
I'd specifically flag David Cameron in the wake of the UK's existential concerns regarding its EU status, and Russian Prime Minister Dmitri Medvedev, in light of increasing tension between the US and Russia.
Miners also supported the market, partly on hopes that the Chinese authorities will sanction further measures to boost its flagging economy in the wake of the latest disappointing PMI figures.
Public celebrations of the Fatherland, the creation of national anthems and devotion to the flag all occurred in the wake of the French and American Revolutions.
Due to flagging aircraft orders in the wake of the financial crisis, anticipated demand for new aeroplanes and engines has been slower to materialise than was originally envisaged by Rolls-Royce.
