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The Long Martyrdom of the South

Southern Poetry

Imagine a Mexican teenager, the normal target audience of a Fast & Furious movie. Only, instead of a nebulous commitment

(Note to Readers: Links to parts I and II of this series are embedded in part III, here. In this

In any red-blooded, healthy American should dwell the notion that the government wants you dead. We almost expect it, as

I’ve been contemplating the future, as Father Time whispers ever so low and gently into my soul, reminding me of

Louisiana’s governor, Jeff Landry, has gotten his nose bent out of shape over the LSU women’s basketball team not showing

(Note to readers: Parts I and II of Judge Rogers’s speech may be read here, and here. In part III

There are things that I can just look the other way on. For instance, I came across a hilarious photo

One of the fun things about our evil and insane system is that those who think some accommodation is to

A leftwing scribbler on some website recently called me “a White Nationalist.” He thought that was a conclusive judgment. But I am