Harmonica, Author at Identity Dixie

The Bastard Sons of Feminism

If I have a substantial disagreement with a Dissident Right page run by male Zoomers, it is almost guaranteed it

Ever since Donald Trump was reelected, a prevailing narrative has emerged: mostly, although by no means exclusively on the mainstream

I never exactly thought Trump was the “based hero” of the White race, not in 2016, not in 2020, and

Joe Biden, if nothing else, appears to be bound and determined to make the last few weeks of his presidency

One of my favorite albums of the 1970s is Good Old Boys by Randy Newman. Though the album was originally

The Halloween series, if nothing else, is consistent. While the other two of the “Big Three” of 1980s horror franchises

One of the more disturbing trends to emerge out of a rash of violence against Whites by illegal immigrants is

Broadly speaking, and at the risk of some oversimplification, American exploitation filmmakers from the early 1950s to the early 1990s

In 1946 Texarkana, two Deep South towns situated on the Texas/Arkansas border was basking in the glory of victory (there

The world of local bigfoot variations is fairly fascinating to investigate. Sure, most people know about sasquatch and the yeti,