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Floridians Are Better Off Without Them

Many Floridians are rightfully anxious about the 2022 elections. On the line is the future of Ron DeSantis, whom despite

The honor guard carrying my grandfather’s coffin continued toward the center of the chapel. The simple things he had taught

One of the most interesting historical trends to develop over the past several thousand years has been the rise of

It really is remarkable to see the near breathless coverage of January 6 play out in the media. The fact

Southern Poetry

I am an avid supporter of Francisco Franco, El Caudillo of Spain, from his great victory over the communists in

One of the most important concepts in understanding the relationship between Dixie and the United States, specifically from 1877 to

Author’s Note: This is the third part in a three-part series on how genetics, geography, and religion together form nations.

As I rewatched much of the Charlottesville related videos, I noticed a massive divergence in the appearance of many of

As with many in the Dissident Right, I came into the movement via libertarianism. For many years, I was a