Identity Dixie

Myth of the 20th Century: James LaFond

“With the departure into the study of modernist philosophy as a psychotoxin hostile to ethnic identity and masculine solidarity, Rosenberg

For those of you who know me, you know that Ireland has a very special place in my heart. It

In Part 1 and Part 2, Dr. Clyde Wilson has already covered a lot of unReconstructed ground. In this third installment, the Southern

History isn’t a march of progress. Any serious student of it will come to understand that optimism is delusion and

We are pushing one year of problems and lockdowns for COVID-19 here in the Empire, with no indication of things

There was a time when Americans had a thing called “freedom of speech.” This meant that people could say things

The South, and by extension Southerners, have had a long history of military prowess. From the campaigns in the Southern

Our particular group is one with philosophical forefathers, but no organizational ones. We do not have institutional cache to lean

Back during the 1960s, the normie Left, think run-of-the-mill liberals that admired Martin Luther King but thought Malcolm X was

With the Capitol Protest largely in the rear view and a new President in office, we can begin to see