Identity Dixie Guest, Author at Identity Dixie

The Eyes of Our Fathers

Coming from a small, truly united community, I have many places that are dear to me that I often visit.

As legal prosecution efforts run ads for anyone that may have been sexually abused as a Boy Scout, another ad

I was born November 9, 1965, at Balboa Naval Hospital, San Diego, California, where my father was officially stationed as

In the field of economics, there are many possible outcomes when predicting the future. And, considering the numerous variables, very

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The story I’m about to tell is a familiar one for many from the Ozark Mountains of Arkansas. Hardscrabble existence

Imagine for a moment the Queen of England, in all her splendor, is parading outside of Buckingham Palace. The crowds

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I’ve written before, my very first article for ID actually, on what I call “Dixie’s Quiet Revolution,” or the transformation