Sick From Freedom
Dixie H/T Comrade Shays This is fascinating. I’m definitely going to buy and review this book. I’ve never seen this mentioned anywhere except in The […]
History
Racialization
Dixie H/T Steve Sailer At VDARE, Steve Sailer has drawn my attention to this Slate article: “Tesler’s mentor, UCLA psychologist David Sears, introduced the idea […]
Foundation Myth
Dixie My proposed nation-state would require a vast rewrite of American history. I’ve already given this some thought and the rewrite would start off with […]
Amurrica Series: Constructive Solutions
New York Lawrence Auster writes: “Fair points. I don’t know that Mr. Kersey has said what he thinks we should do about the problem (assuming […]
Chrisy58 on Southern Nationalism
Dixie I believe this individual used to be a White Nationalist on Stormfront a long time ago: “I do understand that people in the South […]
Caribbean Project: Haiti’s Inexorable Decline
Haiti In the 208th year of free society, we have already seen how Sean Penn slammed the “whole fucking world” for Haiti Fatigue at the […]
Caribbean Project: Review: The Dead Yard
Jamaica Ian Thomson’s The Dead Yard: A Story of Modern Jamaica is a travelogue with an occasional sojourn into history that attempts capture the essence […]
Caribbean Project: Slavery In Jamaica
Jamaica In the BBC documentary “Slavery In Jamaica,” the rise and fall of the Beckford family is used to illustrate the plantation system. Where there […]
Caribbean Project: Infrastructure Collapses In Post-Independence Jamaica
Jamaica In racialist circles, Haiti has become the ultimate symbol of how freedom has failed, how civilization has declined in the Caribbean after the demise […]
Caribbean Project: Free Labor vs. Slave Labor In Post-Emancipation Jamaica
Jamaica Whenever I hear libertarians prattle on about the superiority of free labor over slave labor, I roll my eyes because the poor dears know […]
Caribbean Project: Freedom Failed In Jamaica
Jamaica Having finished my reviews of Rhett: The Turbulent Life and Times of a Fire-Eater and Escape From Detroit, I have plunged into Ian Thomson’s […]
Is The South Lost?
Dixie Thomas Sowell writes: “Now that census data show — for the first time in American history — the number of white babies born exceeded […]
Caribbean Project: Knights of the Golden Circle
Mexico Palmetto Patriot has been researching the most colorful of the Masonic-inspired Southern Rights organizations: the Knights of the Golden Circle. The Knights of the Golden […]
Robert Barnwell Rhett on Independence
South Carolina I’ve continued reading William C. Davis’ Rhett: The Turbulent Life and Times of a Fire-Eater in preparation for a review. In the meantime, […]
Caribbean Project: British West Indies Emancipation and The Visible Black Hand of Economics
Jamaica The compensated emancipation of slaves in the British West Indies (1833-1840) has been used by Thomas DiLorenzo and other libertarians to argue that free […]
Caribbean Project: Emancipation in the British West Indies (1854)
British West Indies Emancipation in the British West Indies appeared in the April 1854 edition of the Southern Quarterly Review: “The position of inferiority and […]
Leonidas Spratt on Inequality
South Carolina H/T SNN Palmetto Patriot has continued digging through archives of the secession commissioners and has turned up this quote from Leonidas Spratt who […]
Caribbean Project: Origins of the Deep South
South Carolina H/T SNN Palmetto Patriot is plugging away at our Caribbean Project and has turned up an important find about the Barbados connection in […]
Caribbean Project: The Failure of White Colonization in Jamaica
Jamaica In Jamaica in Slavery and Freedom: History, Heritage, and Culture, Trevor Burnard has a fascinating essay that I have been reading called “Not a […]
Listen Up, Indiana: It Is Time To Defeat Dick Lugar
Indiana OD readers in Indiana (this means you Parrott) are strongly encouraged vote against Dick Lugar, the face of La Reconquista in Indiana, next week […]
Caribbean Project: Free Negroes In Hayti (1859)
Haiti W.W. Wright’s “Free Negroes in Haiti” appeared in the November 1859 edition of DeBow’s Review. It is difficult to exaggerate the impact in Dixie […]
Caribbean Project: The Haitian Earthquake of 1842
Haiti The following excerpts come from Sir Spenser St. John’s 1886 memoirs, Hayti, or the Black Republic. Sir Spenser St. John, the British chargé d’affaires […]
Confederate History Month 2012: Robert Barnwell Rhett on Democracy
South Carolina Continuing with this series … “Here is a subject in which passion, and feeling, and religion are all involved,” he added perceptively. “All […]
Happy John Wilkes Booth Day!
Alabama I propose a toast: to the memory of the great John Wilkes Booth, slayer of tyrants, martyr for liberty, avenger of the South! May […]
Civil War Flocabulary
Alabama H/T Kevin Levin Apparently, “Flocabulary” is now being used to teach African-Americans about the “Civil War” in BRA’s public schools: Note: This video glorifies […]
Confederate History Month 2012: Editors Make War
Dixie The following excerpts come from Editors Make War: Southern Newspapers in the Secession Crisis. This is a taste of Confederate nationalism taken from the […]
Photos: White Man’s Revolution of 1876
South Carolina H/T Palmetto Patriot Back in November, we discussed the White Man’s Revolution of 1876 in South Carolina in several posts on this website. […]
Confederate History Month 2012: John H. Reagan on Secession
Texas Here is an excerpt from a speech by Rep. John H. Reagan who later served as Postmaster General and Treasury Secretary of the Confederacy: […]
Confederate History Month 2012: James DeBow on White Non-Slaveholders
Louisiana James D.B. Debow, the publisher of DeBow’s Review (a leading secessionist organ based in New Orleans), explains why White non-slaveholders had an interest in […]
New Jersey: The Color of Crime
New Jersey I’ve been sitting on New Jersey: The Color of Crime for several months now. In light of Paul Kersey’s investigation, now seems the […]
Creating a Confederate Kentucky
Kentucky This looks interesting … might review this book next month. Kentucky seceded from the Union after the War Between the States. “Marshall traces the […]
Confederate History Month 2012: Robert Barnwell Rhett on Free Negroes and Resistance
South Carolina I could easily retire from blogging for two or three years and amuse myself exclusively with researching the life of Robert Barnwell Rhett: […]