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This Week in Southern History (August 5 – August 12)

Welcome to the third installment of This Week in Southern History. AUGUST 5 1862: An attempt to retake the city

This year has seen a number of controversies relating to Confederate statues standing all around North America. While each case

Welcome to the second edition of “This Week in Southern History.” NOTE: his week’s edition relies a great deal upon

“Wrap my Hijab. Wrap my Hijab. Wrap wrap my Hijab.” Oh, heavens. What fucking country are we in. This is

We often think that our fight against plutocrats and the ruling class of today as being endemic to our age,

References to Weimerica, likening present day America’s descent to that of Weimar Germany, are common on the Alt-Right. In Weimerica,

In an age of globalism, multiculturalism, and deracination, it is easy to feel as though, as Southern whites, we are

This is a little known historical event that I’ve always found incredibly interesting. Some context: In 1798, there was a

In my lifetime I have seen and learned about many things that have come to an end. The Roman Empire,

The picture associated with this article has always drawn out a deep seething hatred in me, something coming from the