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Forgotten History: Robert Emmet’s Rebellion

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

Welcome to the first edition of “This Week in Southern History.” JULY 21 1861: A Confederate army under Pierre Beauregard

I decided to write this review of Dr. David Duke’s 2013 book The Secret Behind Communism which is subtitled The

In March of 2015, the Minneapolis Police Department took a great big progressive step towards making their city not only

With the Unite the Right rally coming up fast, now seems as good a time as any to say something

In my life I have seen many things. Things, often times that I cannot help but ask myself “How?” or

The Oath Keepers group, or at least some members thereof, have been causing Southerners some trouble lately. I recall hearing

Can you say with certainty that the family unit in the black community is in shambles? After reading an article