In Greenville South Carolina, there is a street named Wade Hampton Blvd, this street is named after former SC Governor and Confederate General Wade Hampton.

Hampton was the largest slave owner in South Carolina and he is best known for his racist ideology and white supremacist views; Hampton was a staunch supporter of the Red Shirts, a well known "White Supremacist Group". 

Having a street named after a WHITE SUPREMACIST goes against the values of the the New South: Society dictates, and the New South demands the extrication of white supremacy and as such it would be fitting to rename "Wade Hampton Blvd" after this nations First African American President "Barack Obama."

Through this physical signage, every child that passes by; regardless or race can see and relate that "No dream is too far fetched!" Through the history of the City, there have been numerous streets named after historical figures; but i cannot think of a single more deserving that President Barack Hussein Obama.