Governor Bentley: ‘We Have the Strongest Immigration Law’
Alabama Mississippi is the most likely candidate to pass an Arizona-style immigration law next year. Oklahoma and Tennessee are also strong possibilities. Should the Virginia […]
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Alabama’s Decision Day
Alabama The headline says it all: Federal judge upholds most of Alabama immigration law. The federal judge here in Alabama upheld the Arizona-style immigration law […]
OD Reader Survey: Food Prices
Alabama Before plunging into a new Muse of Hate essay, I would like to get some OD reader feedback on food and energy prices. I’m […]
Flashback: JFK Integrates University of Alabama
Alabama It is time for a flashback: how did integration come to the University of Alabama? In the year 2011, the University of Alabama is […]
Federal Judge Blocks Alabama Immigration Law
Alabama U.S. District Judge Sharon L. Blackburn has issued a stay that has blocked Alabama’s new immigration law from taking effect. This is a temporary […]
PBS: Alabama’s New Immigration Law
Alabama PBS on the legal fight over Alabama’s new immigration law … (a) the new law passes constitutional scrutiny and becomes a model for other […]
End The USA
Virginia Ron Paul is right that we need to “End the Fed.” Unfortunately, he doesn’t go nearly far enough for my tastes. We need to […]
Dixie’s Olympics
Alabama (Editor’s Note: The Muse of Hate has been given the day off after delivering the great Ode to Victory after ten years of toil […]
Enemies Within
Alabama Bob Shrum has called us “enemies within.” Joe Biden has called us “terrorists” for taking away his credit card. The establishment has screamed “extremism” […]
Reformation Alabama
Alabama “For the LORD is our judge, the LORD is our lawgiver, the LORD is our king; it is he who will save us.” – […]
Sir Walter Scott’s Killer App
Alabama What would it be like to work for a non-profit foundation called Christianity and Western civilization? Your race of heroes. Your dreams. Your hometown. […]
#22. Great Moments In BRA History: Obama and Tuscaloosa Tornado
Alabama The tornado that hit Tuscaloosa, Birmingham, Cullman, Phil Campbell and other cities and towns in North Alabama was absolutely devastating. I clearly remember that […]
#20. War Eagle
Alabama If you live in Alabama, everyone here will agree that Cam Newton is a pretty good athlete. We cheered for him last year. He […]
#18. Morris Tetzel
Montgomery The word went out that day across Alabama: are you telling me that Morris Dees has sat in judgment of us all? The final […]
#15. Alabama’s Great Discovery
Alabama It sure sounds good riding around tonight on the Jefferson Davis Highway listening to the songs on the radio. Someone has been looking out […]
Confederate Gold
Alabama Everyone with noble qualities sees themselves as being on some kind of mission. It means having some kind of purpose. There are often “breakthroughs” […]
Great Moments In BRA History: Tim Wise’s Love Letter To America
Flashback to BRA, 1965-2011 Last year, Tim Wise sang an ode to hatred on CNN with thousands of people on Facebook, accused the Tea Party […]
Why I Write
Birmingham, Alabama Why do I write? It is very simple. I write because I am a citizen with a grievance. I’m concerned about the future […]
Stand With Alabama
Alabama In the midst of a historic legitimacy crisis, as his presidency shrivels in the eyes of the world, Barack Hussein Obama has sued Alabama […]
Countdown: Content of Their Character
Alabama These and other stories are making the news in the state where Martin Luther King famously had his dream that African-Americans would one day […]
The Pigford Scam: Barbour County’s Black Farmers
Alabama OD Exclusive BRA’s media is calling Michele Bachmann a racist for having the audacity to attack the Pigford II settlement with “black farmers” as […]
Uniontown’s Footwash Celebration
Alabama Uniontown’s annual “Footwash celebration” looks like an excellent place to see MLK’s Dream in action. OD and SBPDL will have grab some Colt 45 and […]
Stimulating Selma
Alabama “Don’t tell me I’m not coming home when I come to Selma, Ala. I’m here because somebody marched for our freedom. I’m here because […]
Travelogue: Ruins of Selma
Alabama “What happened in Selma is part of a far larger movement which reaches into every section and State of America. It is the effort […]
The Stimulus Myth: Disguising BRA’s Bailout
Alabama Paul Krugman wrote a column today about the economy that just didn’t sit right with me. The conventional wisdom is that Barack Hussein Obama […]
Obamanomics: Broadband Networks for “Alabama’s Africa”
Alabama “Gee’s Bend represents not merely a geographic configuration drawn by the yellow pencil of the river. Gee’s Bend represents another civilization. Gee’s Bend is […]
CofCC Collaboration
CofCC In the future, I will be collaborating with the CofCC on a joint project of raising racial awareness in Alabama and Georgia. There will […]
Hispanics Fleeing Alabama and Georgia
Alabama and Georgia I want to wrap up June with some good news: Hispanics are fleeing Alabama and Georgia. (1) In Alabama, Hispanics are packing […]
The Tuskegee Walmart
Alabama After the fall of Black Run America, should the Tuskegee Wal-Mart be turned into a National Historic Landmark like the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church in […]
Macon County: The Rise of Black Run America
Alabama The date is March 25, 1965. The place is Montgomery, AL. The scene is Martin Luther King, Jr. giving his “How Long, Not Long” […]
Review: Reaping The Whirlwind
Alabama The story of Macon County, Alabama is “a warning from history.” It has a moral lesson that is applicable to Whites who live anywhere in […]