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The Long Hard Road

It was late 1958, Nelly Laverne Hollis walked down the wide hallways of the Medical Center of Central Georgia in

Back when I was a kid, maybe six or seven, my father let some colored man come live in our

All across Dixie, women have forfeited and abandoned their traditional lifestyles. No longer do they wait politely for the right

Recently, Netflix produced a series entitled, The Last Czars. As the title suggests, the series chronicles the downfall of the

The man had a shaved head grown out enough that you could see the ring of baldness atop it. The

The United States has an obesity problem and the South is at the center of that problem. According to the

It was the most perfect of summer nights in my town, my home, a not so sleepy place. I spent

With the crescent moon and a single star,the clear wisp of a summer Southern breeze. My mind is taken back

The theme of the Alt-South website Identity Dixie is to “Reclaim Everything!” The Gadsden flag does not belong to civic

In this short article, I will lay down the case for a separation between North and South, particularly between New