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The Canary in the Coal Mine

Dixie, our home, has gone though a significant and unprecedented demographic shift in the past few years as the native

Dixians are unique among the other ethnicities of the American Empire in that we, and we alone, can claim a

In a bizarre and incomprehensible article “Where Does the South End and Christianity Begin?” – The French Press (thedispatch.com), neocon

Dear Southern Patriots, I humbly welcome you to the first event of 2021, the Florida Lee-Jackson Day Party. This event

One thing that has been of keen interest to me as of late has been analyzing the differences between societies

Coming from a small, truly united community, I have many places that are dear to me that I often visit.

As we witness the death of the United States at the hands of diversity, I wonder what is next for

I was in 3rd grade when Georgia changed her flag around the turn of the century. I did not fully

Outside of the Soviet Union and China, no country has experienced the sort of economic and cultural revolution-from-above that the

Maryland is a strange place, or should I say “places.” The state is largely composed of four very distinct regions: