Southern History Series: The Unraveling of the South
The South has paid a heavy price for making the world safe for liberal democracy and free-market capitalism
History
Southern History Series: Blood and Soil: How Southerners Became a Separate and Distinct People
A brief account of the settlement of the American South and how the Southern people are the unique byproduct of their blood, culture and natural environment
Southern History Series: Why The South Lost The Second Reconstruction
The White South is a minority in the Union
Southern History Series: The Second Reconstruction
Northern liberals used the power of the federal government to impose a sweeping social revolution on the country
Fash The Nation: Reaganomics Demographic Death Spiral
McFeels, Ethnarch, and James Allsup dissect the legacy of Ronald Reagan as one of Conservatism, Inc.’s founding fathers
Southern History Series: Review: The New South: 1945-1980
A book review of Numan V. Bartley’s The New South: 1945-1980: The Story of the South’s Modernization
The Impending Crisis
Violent accelerationism has to come from the Left to work
Southern History Series: Suburbanization
During the 1950s and 1960s, Southerners moved from the farm into the geography of nowhere and gradually became highly individualistic deracinated consumers
Southern History Series: Cold War Military Spending
Cold War military spending gave us the Sunbelt
Southern History Series: The Rise of Modernism
The roots of the present crisis are more recent than you think
The 1619 Project
Conservatives are freaking out about it
Rod Dreher’s Bad Alt-Right Takes
Mainstream conservatism doesn’t really have a past
Caribbean History Series: The Plain of Cul-de-Sac
After a century of freedom, British travel writer Hesketh Prichard gazes at the plain of Cul-de-Sac in Haiti
Braveheart 2: Robert the Bruce
Robert the Bruce leads Scotland to independence
Southern History Series: Jim Crow Alabama
What is white supremacy?
Southern History Series: Black Belt Values
The South believed in a hierarchical order of inequality
Caribbean History Series: Can The Negro Rule Himself?
Absolutely not
American History Series: The Postwar Malaise
Les Trente Glorieuses (Thirty Glorious Years) comes to an end in the early 1970s
American History Series: Deliverance Politics
During the War Between the States, the North and South each sought deliverance from the opposing side
Southern History Series: “Pitchfork” Ben Tillman On The Restoration of White Supremacy In South Carolina
Pitchfork Ben Tillman describes the Redemption of South Carolina
Southern History Series: All Men Are Created Equal
Why was the South so nonchalant about the Declaration of Independence?
Southern History Series: South Carolina Enters The American Revolution
The Founding Fathers of South Carolina were hardly civic nationalists
Southern History Series: The Humanist Origins of the Commonwealth of Virginia
Liberalism had nothing to do with the founding of Virginia
President Trump Speaks At 400th Anniversary In Jamestown
The Virginia House of Burgesses was established in 1619
American History Series: Abolition and Racial Equality
A genealogy of anti-racism traces the roots of racial equality back to the Deep North in the Second Great Awakening
Southern History Series: Review: Hillbilly – The Real Story
A review of The History Channel documentary Hillbilly: The Real Story
Southern History Series: The Settlement of Trans-Appalachia
In the years before the American Revolution, pioneers crossed the mountains and began settling in Trans-Appalachia
Southern History Series: The Ancient Idiot
The modern cuckservative is the “idiot” of Antiquity
Southern History Series: Race War! The Conquest of Comanchería
The Comanches were once the terror of the American West
Southern History Series: Podcast: Damn Yankees!
An interview with George Rable author of “Damn Yankees!: Demonization and Defiance in the Confederate South”
Southern History Series: The End of Slavery In Barbour County, AL
A look at how slavery ended here at home
Southern History Series: The Carolina Chivalry
A look at the Carolina aristocracy on the eve of the American Revolution