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The Sam Francis Synthesis: A Blueprint for Southern Nationalists

For all of Trump’s many faults, he has caused a positive shift in the review of the 1990s. Before Trump,

I wasn’t going to write anything this week, as I am on vacation with my siblings at our childhood home,

The days of the Boomer Life are officially over. Our generations won’t be able to buy a house at 19

I’ve spent some time in the Psalms the last two weeks, they are my respite from a world that seems

I’ve never really been a *formal* “New Year Resolution” kind of guy. What I mean is that, like many of

My grandma was the first Irish migrant to these United States within my immediate family. Her brother migrated to America

A grown man ain’t got no time to feel sorry for himself. Around this season five years ago, I somehow

The benefit of discipline is that it will win this war for us; therefore, until you learn that fact, I’ll

I am an avid fan of the 1970s Southern Renaissance, a movement that touched music, film, and television. I grew

This isn’t a new idea, but what I am proposing are statewide policies to promote a more Folkish way of