Southern History Series: Rep. John Rankin Calls Out The International Communist Conspiracy Behind World War II
Rep. John Rankin of Mississippi has been called “the most notorious” anti-Semite who ever sat in Congress
Race Relations
Southern History Series: Bilbo’s Prophecy
Sen. Theodore Bilbo of Mississippi predicted that the “floodgates of hell” would be opened up by integration and that interracial rape would explode in the South
Southern History Series: A Governor Bitterly Opposes Negro Education
At the dawn of the 20th century, agrarian populists triumphed over conservative elites in many of the Southern states
Southern History Series: How Mississippi Joined The Union
Regime change wars from Mississippi to Syria
Southern History Series: Mississippi’s Secession Declaration
Why did Mississippi secede from the Union?
Trump: Joe Biden Is The Real Law and Order Candidate
Joe Biden is tough on crime!
“Civil Rights Icon” Martin Luther King, Jr. Exposed As Sexual Degenerate
FBI memos claim “civil rights icon” watched and laughed as a woman was raped and had over 40 affairs
Southern History Series: The Day Mississippi Almost Revolted The Second Time
The Battle of Oxford in 1962 could have easily taken an explosive course which would have altered history
Southern History Series: Mississippi Secession Commissioner William L. Harris Addresses the Georgia Secession Convention
Mississippi seceded from the Union to protect a government based on equality of rights secured to White men in equal sovereign states
Southern History Series: Review: Mississippi’s War: Slavery and Secession
A review of a documentary on Mississippi’s course to secession and experience during the War Between the States
Southern History Series: Knights of the Golden Circle, Order of the Lone Star and Northern Mexico
The Mexican states of Nuevo León and Coahuila offered to secede from Mexico to join the Confederacy
Southern History Series: Race War! The Origins of White Nationalism
The 1622 massacre of English settlers in Jamestown in a surprise attack was America’s first race war and decisively shaped Southern attitudes toward American Indians
Southern History Series: The Origins of New England and Virginia
They were diametric opposites
Southern History Series: The Emergence of White Identity In The Chesapeake
The evolution of White identity in the Chesapeake
Southern History Series: The Virginia Model
Early Virginians were inspired by the Spanish model of conquest
Southern History Series: Ulrich B. Phillips on The Central Theme of Southern History
The essence of Southern history is the common resolve of White folks that Dixie shall remain a White Man’s Country
Southern History Series: Thomas Jefferson on Sectional Differences
In a 1785 letter to the Marquis de Chastellux, Thomas Jefferson characterized the differences between Northerners and Southerners
Southern History Series: Allen Tate on Social Justice
In Allen Tate’s poetry, order and civilization take precedence over the claims of equality and social justice
Southern History Series: Review: Disunion! The Coming of the American Civil War, 1789-1859
A book review of Elizabeth R. Varon’s Disunion! The Coming of the American Civil War, 1789-1859
Southern History Series: Kentucky Unionism
Why was Kentucky so reluctant to secede from the Union?
Southern History Series: Review: Shifting Grounds: Nationalism & the American South, 1848-1865
A book review of Paul Quigley’s Shifting Grounds: Nationalism & the American South, 1848-1865
Southern History Series: The Birth of Whiteness
White identity was forged in the crucible of sugar and slavery in the British Caribbean
Southern History Series: Review: Hubs of Empire
A book review of Matthew Mulcahy’s Hubs of Empire: The Southeastern Lowcountry and British Caribbean
Southern History Series: Founding Greater Caribbean
The culture of the Deep South got its start as an extension of the older culture of the British West Indies
Southern History Series: Confessions of a Carpetbagger
Daniel Chamberlain, South Carolina’s Republican carpetbagger governor, repented of the folly of Reconstruction
Southern History Series: The White Man’s Revolution of 1876
South Carolina was redeemed in 1876 when its people united behind Wade Hampton III, the greatest of all planters, and his Red Shirt Army which brought down Reconstruction
Wall Street Journal: SAT To Give Students “Adversity Score” To Capture Social and Economic Background
Isn’t it about time to admit the race realists were right?
Southern History Series: John C. Calhoun Opposed The “All of Mexico” Plan
Sen. John C. Calhoun opposed the Mexican War and the conquest and absorption of Mexicans into the United States
Southern History Series: Calhoun’s Prophecy
In 1849, Sen. John C. Calhoun and other prominent Southern leaders predicted that one day Whites and Africans would change positions in the political and social scale
Southern History Series: The Strange Career of Solomon Blatt
In South Carolina, Solomon Blatt led the fight to preserve white supremacy and segregation. He was also Jewish
Rebel Yell: American Nations, Spanish Caribbean
The plantation complex spread throughout the Caribbean, South America and the American South
Louis Farrakhan Calls Out Satanic Jews
He distinguishes between the good ones and the bad ones though