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This Month in Confederate History: February, 2023 Edition

On February 1st, 1861, the Texas Secession Convention met in Austin and voted 166-7 in favor of leaving the Union.

For the last few days, I have been laughing at what I thought was a comedy skit or someone making

Reading the history of the United States in the late 1960s and early 1970s is fascinating for a number of

I consider myself highly proficient at tabletop exercises. For example, I’ve become adept at defeating a six-year-old at both Candy

John F. Kennedy assassination conspiracy theories fascinate me due to how varied they are and how well they cut across

Dixie is, unquestionably, a unique ethno-cultural region within the greater American Empire. Our shared history, identity, folkways, etc. makes us

It’s always helpful to see memes like this one to remember that you are not going crazy. It is just the elites

Every time we turn around, someone is asking the writers at Identity Dixie when are we going to reveal the

You can understand history, or you can trust the government – but you can’t do both. This is a statement

Whereas Jim Crow laws and segregation stand as the imminent sin of White Southerners, egregiously little actual discussion is conducted