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Two Cheers for Sportsball

One element of the Dissident Right I never liked is the “f— sportsball” crowd, i.e. the people who argue vigorously

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

The storming of the Capitol building on January 6th, 2021 was inarguably a big deal. An innocent woman lost her

A few years back, my father was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer pending a biopsy report to confirm the fact.

The original Serenity Prayer was penned in the early 1930s by an American theologian named Reinhold Niebuhr. Neibuhr ended up

Noah Webster once wrote that he considered the education of youth a vocation of more consequence than the making of

One of the great problems for Southern Nationalism is its almost comical ability to step on its own toes and

Doublespeak is a common tool used by leftists everywhere as a method of subversion and masking their true agenda. In

If you aren’t angry at what is happening right now, you should be. Voters in Arizona were tricked into invalidating