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What’d You Say About My Momma?

Recently, there have been two notable deaths among the hierarchy of my denomination, both prominent men and known by many

People in countries where they don’t have to deal with blacks often have a tough time appreciating just how much

Understandably, this might be a provocative title and subject, and of course, there are many organizers within the broader Dissident

We’ve reached a stage in America where anyone capable of performing critical thinking in any official capacity better keep his

You may not like what I’m going to tell you. But as Napoleon is supposed to have said, “Truth alone

In giving his overview of the general lifecycle of a nation/ethnos, Kaisar made the observation that: In more ways than

I suppose “doomsayer” might be something of a fair epithet for a writer such as myself. Although, in my defense

Russell D. Moore, the former president of the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention and the

Since most of my articles regarding the political cycle are long and involved (such as here and there), I thought it would be

Over my years of writing rightwing dissent, I’ve noticed there are certain immutable characteristics of my fellow travelers. One is