The Mayor of Dallas Texas called Confederate monuments symbols of injustice. So, what will a city task force on monuments say about the city’s namesake? Introduction: Dallas, Texas is among U.S. cities that have removed, or are considering removing, Confederate monuments from public lands. In Dallas, an appointed task force is deciding if that city joins the 2017 Great Purge of American History. The integrity of their deliberations requires they review the history of George Mufflin Dallas, Vice President during the James K. Polk Presidency (March 1845 – March 1849). In a series of 6 postings, a case will be made for applying the same moral standards to the man Dallas as is applied to Confederate monuments. If that happens, the question may become: Should the City of Dallas be renamed? Dallas: The Series Part 1: Will Dallas join the 2017 Great Purge of American History? Part 2: Who was George Mifflin Dallas in American History? Part 3: Life of George Mifflin Dallas, Vice President of the United States Part 4: City of Dallas is named after a Democrat Party politician whose support for the Fugitive Slave Act Part 5: Dallas praised Pennsylvania's denunciation of slavery in 1835 Part 6: Will Dallas join the 2017 Great Purge of American History? (Part 6)

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