Like the 30-by-50 foot Confederate Flag seen by an estimated 80,400 on Teaberry Road daily, SC's official observation of Confederate Memorial Day has been the subject of heated debate for years.

It didn’t work. “Spotting a Confederate flag [was] easier than finding a souvenir shop, restroom or beer stand” at Daytona International Speedway this past weekend, Fox Sports reported.

Like the 30-by-50 foot Confederate Flag seen by an estimated 80,400 on Teaberry Road daily, SC's official observation of Confederate Memorial Day has been the subject of heated debate for years.

Florida state law goes into some detail to protect the Confederate flag as much as the state one. In Florida Statute 256.051, it says: 'It shall be unlawful for any person, firm, or corporation to ...

See Correction/Clarification at the end of this article. It has been more than four years since a majority of Williamson County lawmakers voted to remove the Confederate flag from the county's seal.