League of the South Holds Confederate Heritage Rally In Wetumpka, AL
League of the South holds mini-conference and demonstration in Wetumpka, AL
Alabama
Bull Connor: History’s Unsung Hero
Few men have been more unjustly maligned than Theophilus Eugene “Bull” Connor, Birmingham, Alabama’s Commissioner of Public Safety. Larry Ridgeway at Identity Dixie remembers this […]
Natural Bridge, Alabama
Alabama Population: 37 Located in Winston County in North Alabama, Natural Bridge, AL is 100 percent White. Winston County (AL) is 97.3 percent White. The […]
50 Years Forward: 155 White Guys, the 1901 Constitution, and Birmingham’s Prosperity
Alabama David Sher’s “Comeback Town” has weighed in on Alabama’s 1901 Constitution. The 155 White guys who penned the 1901 Constitution are accused of creating […]
50 Years Forward: Greensboro vs. Birmingham
Alabama 100 public officials and business leaders from Greensboro, NC recently came to Birmingham, AL on a trip to learn more about the best practices […]
50 Years Forward: In Birmingham, 5 Years for Homicide
Alabama In light of the 50 Years Forward commemoration of the Civil Rights Movement in Birmingham, OD and SBPDL are putting Birmingham, Alabama – where scenes […]
50 Years Forward: Birmingham SCLC Prays To “Stop The Violence”
Alabama A few weeks ago, we saw that Montgomery was praying to change black culture and was poised to overtake Birmingham in 2013 for the […]
Crime In Macon County (AL)
Alabama After returning home from a trip to Tuskegee in Macon County (AL), I found myself wondering whether there is any truth to the assumption […]
The Tragic City: Crime In Jefferson County (AL)
Alabama David Sher of The Comeback Town has written a response to John Bennett’s article on post-1963 Birmingham which recently appeared in The American Thinker: “I can […]
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.” – […]
Strategy and Tactics: SNCC and Bob Moses
Mississippi Moving on from the Norway shooting … In my travels across Georgia and Alabama, I can’t help but marvel at how effective SNCC was […]
Travelogue: A Journey Through Montgomery
Alabama “Today I have made you a fortified city, an iron pillar and a bronze wall to stand against the whole land – against the […]
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 […]
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 […]
In Retrospect: June 2011
Alabama It has been another big month for this website. I’ve produced a lot of new material in June which will be of lasting value to […]
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 […]
Alabama: The Color of Crime (2010)
Alabama The latest crime numbers in Alabama were just released by the Alabama Criminal Justice Information Center. As you might suspect, the Disingenuous White Liberals […]
Move Over, Arizona: This Is Alabama
Alabama My naive faith in the Republican Party to pass immigration reform last year wasn’t entirely misplaced. Alabama has passed and signed into law the […]
Review: Dividing Lines (Montgomery)
Alabama While I was out of town this weekend, I picked up J. Mills Thornton III’s Dividing Lines: Municipal Politics and the Struggle for Civil […]
Jefferson County Implodes
Alabama Jefferson County, Alabama has managed to raise its head above the national horizon with no less than four interesting stories about Black Run America […]
Who Rides The Bus Now?
Montgomery, Alabama, USA CSA Yesterday, I heard about the opening of the new Freedom Riders museum in Montgomery on the 50th anniversary of the Freedom […]
Alabama: The Color of Crime (Robbery)
Alabama 2009 According to the 2010 U.S. Census, 70.9 percent of Alabamians are White and 26.3 percent are African-Americans. Hispanics are 3.2 percent of Alabama’s […]
Alabama: The Color of Crime (Interracial Rape)
Alabama It has gradually become clear over the past few days that I am going to have to spend a lot more time on “The […]
Two Day Vacation
Alabama OD will be returning to daily updates on Friday. There are plenty of new articles on Black Run America (lots of good stuff) here […]
The Hate Racket Responds: Chrissy Lee Polis and Matthew Shepard
Alabama It seems that our coverage of the Chrissy Lee Polis beating in the Rosedale McDonald’s has driven a wedge between the SPLC hate racket […]
Alabama’s Katrina
Alabama Everyone on the ground in Tuscaloosa and Birmingham were telling me last night that the tornado damage was much worse than was being reported. […]
Black Run America: 365Black Public Education in Huntsville
Alabama Yesterday evening, I spent some time outdoors here in Ol’ Alabammy thinking about all the different angles that come to mind when you examine […]
Tornados Attack
Alabama North Alabama is getting pounded this evening by a monster tornado. It just slammed into Tuscaloosa. Now it is ripping across Birmingham. Fortunately, I happen […]