Texas Declaration of Secession
Texas In the course of reading Ta-Nehisi Coates’s readers, I came across a comment that reminded me of the reasons that compelled The Lone Star […]
Month: December 2011
BRA’s Nineteenth Century Origins
Alabama Thrasymachus is disputing my contention that Black Run Amerika was born in the nineteenth century and grew out of the abolitionist movement in the […]
Ta-Nehisi Coates on The Lost Cause
Dixie Ta-Nehisi Coates and Kevin Levin are singing a hilarious duet across BRA’s blogosphere about the lack of interest of African-Americans in the Civil War. […]
Yankee Babylon
Alabama Here’s an interesting interview with MacDonald King Ashton, the author of Yankee Babylon, about the difference between “a guilt culture” and “a shame culture.” […]
The New York City Draft Riots
American North Does the American North have a racial tradition? Of course. Northern racialists were concentrated in the Democratic Party which was dominated by White […]
Southern Heritage Quotes: John C. Calhoun on Liberty
South Carolina In his Disquisition on Government, John C. Calhoun explains why the preservation and perpetuation of our race is more important than liberty: “The […]
My Tram Experience: Brutal Assault on 96 Year Old British Vet
Britain In George Orwell’s Britain, this 96 year old British war veteran was assaulted by the Black Undertow on a tram. Unlike Emma West, his […]
Northern Reconstruction
American North More than any other factor, it was the war against the Confederacy and the triumph of the Radical Republicans in the Union that […]
E Tu Detroit?
Michigan Detroit could run out of cash by spring. The Black Undertow’s flagship city has a $200 million dollar budget deficit. A state manager could […]
Larry’s Delusions
New York An OD reader has drawn my attention to Lawrence Auster’s attack on the Confederacy. Unlike Auster, I don’t believe that “fighting liberalism” and […]
Herman Cain Suspends Campaign
Georgia It saddens me to report that Herman Cain suspended his presidential campaign this evening amid further damaging revelations of a 13 year extramarital affair […]
Emma West’s Tram Dystopia
Britain Is this what hell looks like? After watching the Emma West video, I found myself wondering: what would it be like to ride that […]
The End of American Heritage
Dixie Kevin Levin at Civil War Memory is miffed by the latest example of the wrong sort of people identifying with the Confederate flag. In […]
Review: The Day Dixie Died
Dixie Thomas and Debra Goodrich’s book The Day Dixie Died: Southern Occupation, 1865-1866 is one of a small handful of books that dares to tell […]