Germany is one of the most remarkable nations on earth, if nothing else for the sheer number of times it
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Caging the City Birds
If Southerners are to continue to hold statewide sway, we must be willing to evolve our political systems to fit
Why They Aren’t Assimilating
In 1973, Wilbur Zelinsky published The Cultural Geography of the United States, a landmark work that has gone on to
The Long Campaign: The Reconquista and Dixie
One tendency among the Right that bothers me, even as I am guilty of falling into this line of thinking
Immigration and Dixie
It is widely known among the Dissident Right, and even among more aware normie conservatives, that immigration has deleterious effects
Dixie Identity and Our Posterity
Last weekend was usually the weekend that we have our local Civil War battle reenactment. Of course, along with most
Dixie’s Golden Age: The Jim Crow Era 1877-1968
Foreword: This essay was originally featured on the old website before said site’s deletion from WordPress. This is a revised
Russian Lessons for Dixie
I began reading “The Land We Love” on the long flight back to the U.S. from Helsinki last January. My
Beyond The Wall 33: Plantation Futurism with Michael Cushman
In this episode we talk to Michael Cushman author of Our Southern Nation a book about the Iberian and Mediterranean origins of