Roger Milliken and The GOP Civil War
Fascinating take on Republican divisions
History
Lawsuit Challenges South Carolina Heritage Act
“Compromise” repudiated again …
Monumental Dixie
Hundreds rally to defend Confederate monument in Birmingham’s Linn Park
Why I Support The Confederate Battle Flag
The South could have defeated democracy
City of Memphis Prepares To Dig Up Nathan Bedford Forrest From His Grave
If the City of Memphis moves forward with this and does something this offensive, I can guarantee you that all hell is going to break […]
As Black Politicians Attack Confederate Monuments, Criminals Affiliated With #BlackLivesMatter Movement Continue Vandalism Spree
In Birmingham, AL, the assault on this 110 year old historic monument has begun by the black majority government: Also in Linn Park, there is another […]
Call To Action: Let’s Take Our Stand For Dixie
I will keep this short and simple: 1.) These spontaneous Confederate Battle Flag rallies are a symptom of the outrage that is brimming underneath the […]
John Brown: The Abolitionist Fanatic Who Actually Started a “Civil War”
H/T VDARE The Derb makes an excellent point about Charleston shooter Dylann Roof who wanted to incite a “civil war”: in 1859, the abolitionist fanatic […]
Review: New Encyclopedia of Southern Culture: Religion
Religion has played a key role in Southern distinctiveness
Rainbowism and Dispensationalism
Food for thought: Rainbowism and Dispensationalism are two peas in a pod. Just as Rainbowism is completely alien to the historical Confederacy and the Jim […]
Cyrus Scofield and Dispensationalism
Here’s an excerpt from The New Encyclopedia of Southern Culture: Religion which explains how Dispensationalism was created in the North and was exported to the […]
The Enduring South
I’ve seen lots of signs of it on the way to Jacksonville: Note: After seeing a dozen or so Confederate Battle Flags and ’56 Georgia […]
The Way We Used To Be
This was in the 1940s … next time you argue with a Rainbow Confederate, remember this one: “As punitive and prejudicial as Jim Crow laws […]
War Against The South: Renaming The Edmund Pettus Bridge
Muh freedom. The PC jihad against all thing Southern continues in Selma: “The Alabama Senate on Wednesday voted to rename Selma’s Edmund Pettus Bridge, site […]
Confederate Flags Removed From Confederate Graves In Confederate Cemetery In Clayton, AL
I heard about this in the local newspaper on Friday, but after alerting Defending The Heritage and Southern Heritage News & Views, who I had […]
Confederate Flags Removed From Union Springs Cemetery, Again
A week later, the deal that “Cooter” and the Alabama SCV struck with Union Springs has expired. Once again, the Confederate Battle Flags have been […]
Black Artist To Livestream Burning of Confederate Flags In 13 States On Memorial Day
It seems like every day now we have something new to report about a Confederate flag that has been desecrated or a Confederate monument that […]
Confederate Memorial Circle Celebration and Rededication In Selma, AL
Update: The Montgomery Advertiser and Selma Times Journal have stories up. Yesterday, we traveled to Selma to attend the Confederate Memorial Circle Celebration and Rededication […]
Confirmed: City of Union Springs Removes Confederate Flags From Confederate Graves In Confederate Cemetery
Just checked on the flags in the Confederate graveyard in Union Springs. They have all been removed. #HeritageLost
Deadline Passes: Confederate Flags Still In Union Springs Confederate Cemetery
As promised, I drove to Union Springs, AL this evening in the hope of catching Union Springs city employees on video in the act of […]
Mayor of Union Springs Issues Executive Order to Remove Confederate Flags From Confederate Graves In Confederate Cemetery
The Confederate Battle Flag controversy in Union Springs is escalating. Yesterday, I reported that some Southern patriot had restored 10 of the small Confederate Battle […]
Confederate Flags Restored In Union Springs
H/T Johnny Adams News They’re back. Note: I wish I could take credit for this, but someone else beat me to it. BTW, the Flagging […]
The Ancient Idiot
Here’s an excerpt from the next book that I will be reviewing, Larry Siedentop’s Inventing the Individual: The Origins of Western Liberalism: “Religious belief shaped […]
Review: The Marriage-Go-Round
Andrew Cherlin’s The Marriage-Go-Round: The State of Marriage and the Family in America Today is the third book I have consulted to learn more about the […]
Is Mass Incarceration “Racist”?
In 1994, Kweisi Mfume and the Congressional Black Caucus supported and overwhelmingly voted for the Violent Crime and Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994. […]
Marriage and Revolution
Here’s a brief history lesson on divorce and revolution in the United States and France from Andrew Cherlin’s The Marriage-Go-Round: The State of Marriage and […]
Review: A History of The Wife
Marilyn Yalom’s A History of The Wife is the second book that I bought to gain a better understanding of the history of marriage and gender […]
Republicanism, Americanism, and the Demise of Traditional Marriage
The following excerpt comes from Stephanie Coontz’s book, Marriage, a History: How Love Conquered Marriage: “During the eighteenth century the spread of the market economy […]
The Medieval Wife: Part One
Here are my notes on marriage in the Middle Ages from Marilyn Yalom’s book A History of the Wife: In the Middle Ages, the Catholic […]
Gay Marriage In The Roman Empire
The following excerpt comes from Marilyn Yalom’s The History of The Wife: “Nero, the flamboyant Roman emperor who ruled from 54 to 68 C.E., went […]
A History of The Wife
This was written by a feminist, but it sounds like an interesting book: “How did marriage, considered a religious duty in medieval Europe, become a […]