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It Takes A Village

They finally did. 13 long years after Barack Obama aka Barry Soreto aka B-Swizzle was elected president, they finally managed

I love the South, you have to in order to write for Identity Dixie. But, I also love movies and

Regarding Afghanistan. There is nothing to say that has not been said by those, both believers and heretics, better versed

The relatively recent (post-2015) concept that Confederate war memorials and statues were erected to symbolize White supremacy and terrorize black

During the 18th and 19th centuries, Poland was divided and ruled by three foreign powers – Russia, Prussia, and Austria.

The Pine Belt, or “Piney Woods” and often synonymous with the “Deep South,” is a long stretch of pine tree

Before I start, let me give some background information: I am a Yankee by birth but Southern by ancestry. I

I’ve been worked up about this for the last ten years, so you should read this at volume 11! Imagine

The interesting thing about the South is our ability to improvise. Nothing in the South and among Southerners is broken,

Revisionist historians have recently rebranded the War of Northern Aggression or the American “Civil War” as one between the good