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Grown in Dixie: Embracing an Agrarian Future

Ever since I was a boy growing up in the ‘burbs, I’ve dreamed of being out in the country and

Blackpilled in the Old Dominion

Weimerica is a who/whom society where the law has no objective meaning. Objectively law-abiding citizens have laws, both criminal and

It’s cliché, but it’s 2019. Nothing has changed in 20 years, no real technological, philosophical, or societal advancements have been

Martin Luther King Jr. is well known for his womanizing. Some reports say that there were close to forty extra-marital

Decked out in chaps with tassels dangling and a white cowboy hat, Junior nervously strolled out to the white steel-tubing,

We’ve all heard the saying before, “we’re a nation of immigrants” or “we’re a melting pot.” These phrases are often

Or is He a Fed-Poster or a Dupe-Conductor

The Reconstruction era was one of the darkest in American history in the eyes of unreconstructed Dixians. The economic, cultural,

When a Hollywood news blast first stated Joaquin Phoenix would play the Joker in the new Warner Brothers DC vehicle,