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On the Fall of Tsarism and the Confederacy

Recently, Netflix produced a series entitled, The Last Czars. As the title suggests, the series chronicles the downfall of the

The focal point of much discussion regarding the Deep South tends to involve its qualities which allow it the propensity

Imagine if the most popular institution in Dixie – one which unites people of all classes and regions – governed

I recently passed through one of those few remaining parts of the country that, come summer, are made up almost

Two years ago, before I had ever heard of Identity Dixie or their motto “Retake Everything,” I put into motion

Australian deathcore band Thy Art Is Murder recently released their latest album, Human Target. Shifting from their usual anti-religious and

I hear it all the time from well intentioned Southerners: “The opiate manufacturers are to blame for the opiate crisis…

Copenhagen, what a wad of flavorCopenhagen, you can see it in my smileCopenhagen, do yourself a favor chewCopenhagen, drivin’ pretty

Last week, I opined on a series of Nicolás Gómez Dávila aphorisms and I intend to make this an ongoing

The man had a shaved head grown out enough that you could see the ring of baldness atop it. The