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Sir Walter Raleigh Coverage

A column on the "Bluegrass Today" website calls Sir Walter Raleigh a divisive figure and recommends that his image be removed from the World of Bluegrass festival.

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<p>AND HE'LL HAVE AN UPDATE COMING UP. &gt;&gt;&gt; THE WRITER IS A FORMER EMPLOYEE OF THE INTERNATIONAL BLUEGRASS MUSIC ASSOCIATION WHICH HAS HOSTED THE EVENT IN RALEIGH FOR SEVERAL YEARS. BRYAN MIMS SPOKE WITH THE AUTHOR AND HAS REACTION FROM PEOPLE IN RALEIGH'S NAMESAKE CITY. &gt;&gt; Reporter: SIR WALTER RALEIGH'S PRESENCE LOOMS LARGE IN THE CITY THAT BEARS HIS NAME. HIS STATUE LOOMS OVERHEAD AT THE CONVENTION CENTER, NOT FAR FROM SIR WALTER COFFEE AND SIR WALTER APARTMENTS. HE WAS CHIEF SPONSOR OF THE LOST COLONY ON ROANOKE ISLAND. THE FIRST ENGLISH SETTLEMENT IN AMERICA. NOW IN A COLUMN IN BLUEGRASS TODAY, ABBY LEE WOOD WRITES SIR WALTER RALEIGH WAS NO ANGEL. SHE SAYS HIS COLUMNISTS ATTACKED SEVERAL OF THEIR NATIVE AMERICAN NEIGHBORS INCLUDING CHILDREN. &gt;&gt; IT SEEMED TO ME LIKE THERE WAS A LACK OF CONVERSATION. THAT'S ALWAYS BEEN MY OPINION. &gt;&gt; Reporter: IT'S NOT JUST THE COLONIZING. HOOD SAYS SIR RALEIGH LED THE BLOODY SUPPRESSION OF THE REBELLION IN IRELAND IN WHICH MANY REBELS WERE BEHEADED. SHE SAID SHE'S NOT CALLING ON THE CITY TO ABANDON ITS NAME BUT FOR THE INTERNATIONAL BLUEGRASS ASSOCIATION TO DROP RALEIGH'S LIKENESS FROM ITS MARKETING. &gt;&gt; WHEN YOU HAVE AN ORGANIZATION THAT IS MAKING MONEY OFF THE IMAGE, THEN IT'S TIME TO THINK ABOUT WHAT THEY CAN DO ABOUT THAT. &gt;&gt; Reporter: RALEIGH OFFICIALS HAD NO COMMENT ON THE COLUMN, REFERRING ALL QUESTIONS TO THE IBMA. A SPOKESMAN FOR VISIT RALEIGH SAYS HIS GROUP HAS NO OPINION ON THE CITY'S NAMESAKE. OUT HERE ON THE STREETS? &gt;&gt; MY IRISH FAMILY IS LIKE, THAT RALEIGH. &gt;&gt; Reporter: I FOUND FIONA PAUL SIPPING ICED COFFEE FROM SIR WALTER COFFEE. &gt;&gt; HE IS A PRETTY SOLIDLY VILLAINOUS NAME I SUPPOSE IN IRELAND. &gt;&gt; Reporter: BUT TO EXPUNGE HIS IMAGE -- &gt;&gt; FOR ME, IT'S NOT REALLY GOING TO SOLVE ANYTHING, CHANGE ANYTHING. &gt;&gt; Reporter: IBMA DID SEND ME THIS STATEMENT, SAYING IN JANUARY, ITS BRANDING WAS UPDATED TO CREATE COHESIVENESS ACROSS THE MANY EVENTS AND SIR WATER RALEIGH DOES NOT APPEAR IN IT. BUT THE RALEIGH NAME STICKS. BRYAN MIMS, WRAL NEWS IN RALEIGH. &gt;&gt; THE IBMA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SAYS THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN THE COLUMN ARE, QUOTE, IN NO WAY REFLECTIVE OF THE IBMA VIEWS, ACTIVITIES, OR PARTNERSHIP WITH</p>