Author’s Preface: It has been a hot minute since the last entry into the Great Statesmen series. The book I
Author: Joe Wasp
“The White people of the South are the greatest minority in this nation. They deserve consideration and understanding instead of the persecution of twisted propaganda.” --Strom Thurmond
Some More Ramblings and Whatnot
It has been a while since I have posted anything. I have had quite a good bit going on this
A Defense of Jim Crow and the South: 2nd Edition
Author’s Preface: This is a resubmission of an essay published on Identity Dixie in early 2022. While it is mostly
The “Old” New South and the Early Jim Crow Era: 1877 – 1913
Author’s Preface: As we all know, Southern history has been subjected to damnatio memoriae. As such, it is fit that
Competently Incompetent
I was hanging out with a based and Dixie-pilled buddy of mine recently, and he used the term “competency crisis.”
A Face Only a Mother Could Love
The uncanny valley effect is a hypothesized psychological and aesthetic relation between an object’s degree of resemblance to a human
The Landmass Times: Populism is Dead
While old news at this point, the infamous rightwing populist Mississippi Senator, Chris McDaniel, failed to win the lieutenant gubernatorial
Miscegenation Accelerant
I have been chewing on this one for a while. It may be easy for you, the reader, to believe
The Wild Man: Eugene Talmadge
This essay is the third entry in the “Great Statesmen Series,” covering the woefully forgotten Eugene Talmadge from the Peach
The Landmass Times: Let the Mudslinging Begin!
If you have ever had a conversation with a non-braindead Mississippian about Mississippi politics or paid any attention to the