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Kwanzaa: A Video Guide

I grew up in a place that was half black and I never once met anybody who celebrated Kwanzaa. I’m

Redistricting is underway now. It is a little later than normal, but right now state legislators are debating what their

A heartwarming story emerged back in 2007 about Bad Newz Kennels. That’s local slang for the city of Newport News.

For as long as there has been a controversy over Confederate iconography, Unreconstructed Dixians have issued a dire warning for

As usual, various pagans and atheists find common ground attempting to target Christianity and Christian symbolism, traditions, and values. Every

We are nearing the end of physical currency; I don’t know many places that do not accept debit cards currently.

Something that is well known to historians that study Dixie, but almost completely unknown to the general population, is the

One of the major refrains I remember from my libertarian days was that homosexuals do not choose to be gay.

In the debate about statues that no longer reflect our “shared values,” whatever that empty phrase may mean, I found

Growing up in the South, nothing seemed as manly for a young boy as some sort of wound. A cut,