We’re living in an evil sham that’s coming undone pretty fast. It held for quite a while, but all shams
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Duty is in Our Blood
Vacations are a fantastic time for my family; we don’t take many of them, but when we do, we go
Justice and Mercy
One of the more disturbing trends to emerge out of a rash of violence against Whites by illegal immigrants is
Confederates and Yankees in Middle-earth
Two areas I have studied that have fascinated me are the Old South and author J.R.R. Tolkien and his creation
Patron Saints in Christendom and the South
Whatever good there was in paganism, the Church baptized it and made it her own. This is true of the
Dixie’s Scorsese: The Films of Charles B. Pierce, Part IV: The Rise and Fall of Regional Filmmaking
Broadly speaking, and at the risk of some oversimplification, American exploitation filmmakers from the early 1950s to the early 1990s
Dixie’s Scorsese: The Films of Charles B. Pierce, Part III: The Town That Dreaded Sundown
In 1946 Texarkana, two Deep South towns situated on the Texas/Arkansas border was basking in the glory of victory (there
De-Mystifying Modern Aca(DEM)ia: A Case Study in Chronic Soft Drinks
I recently came across a story about a woman named Marijuana Pepsi Vandyck. Mrs. Vandyck indicated in the story she did not
The Good, the Normie, and the Useless
Kaiser’s recent article, “The Difficulty in Keeping Dissidents Engaged” and the others he links to are important reads and especially for how to understand
The Difficulty in Keeping Dissidents Engaged
We dissidents have a rough time, sometimes. Not only do we risk public vilification, losing our jobs, and losing our