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A Second Amendment Story

As with many other people who grew up in the 1980s and 1990s, I’m a huge fan of Bob Clark’s

Years ago, I saw a color revolution up close. I had no idea that’s what was happening at the time

Today, I’d like to rail against shutting down energy production in the name of “climate change,” “fossil fuels,” and “renewables.”

If you’re feeling optimistic, I’d like to point out that in any society where trannies pop up on a timeline,

As I reflect on this latest Thanksgiving, I am reminded of the love I once had for a United States

The ever-relentless urging by our beloved editors at Identity Dixie encourages the writers to provide an assortment of articles, helping the

America is a deliberate disaster and, from this, is going to arise all kinds of problems which the people who

(Disclaimer: I realize it will likely seem premature to many of you, dear readers, that I have chosen to write

There is a certain indescribable peace in the kitchen at four o’clock in the morning of Thanksgiving. The smell of

Southern Poetry