But neither Custer nor Jackson wanted to cut the country in half in order to perpetuate human bondage, the enslavement of black Americans -- men, women and children. Even the descendants of Davis, Lee, Stonewall Jackson say the Confederate statues should go, be removed from public places. As the great-great grandson of Stonewall Jackson, William Jackson Warren, said recently: "While we are not ashamed of our great-great grandfather, we are shamed to benefit from white supremacy while our black family and friends suffer. We are ashamed of the monuments."