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A Tale of Two Young Men

When I heard there had been an antifa protester hit by a car during the Unite the Right rally in

Before I begin to explore the question entitled, “Should women vote?”, I believe, as a practical matter, we – the

Like most Southerners, I was raised with a deep respect and appreciation for the U.S. military. My father and his

The other night, I finally had an opportunity to have drinks with my new neighbors, a couple that emigrated to

Something I have detailed before, in fact it was my very first Identity Dixie article, is finally getting more and

Years later there is still the faint smell of cigarettes in the yellowed paper of a dozen or so books

In the course of the day to day, sometimes we are arrested from our routine by events, even visions of

While I am not the first nor the last to write about this subject, it has been my thought to

“People with power understand exactly one thing: violence.” Noam Chomsky “For thus says the Lord God: How much more when

As the pace for whatever this age we’re in accelerates toward its conclusion, the accumulated lies and false structures are