Category Archives: Dixie

SECEDE Billboard Reactions

Posted on February 23, 2014 by Hunter Wallace

Florida Let the conversation begin … we need to put up more of these billboards starting in Montgomery and Atlanta. Note: See also Orlando Weekly, FSU News, The Guardian, Broward Beat, Amren, Lew Rockwell, and Imagine2050. “I am begging. Please, oh please. … Continue reading →

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SECEDE Billboard Goes Up In Florida

Posted on February 17, 2014 by Hunter Wallace

Florida That’s the Florida State Capitol in Tallahassee in the background: Note: The League of the South wants to send the right message to the Florida state legislature. There’s no chance that Southern conservatives will ever succeed in reforming the … Continue reading →

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Caribbean Project: The Barbados-South Carolina Connection

Posted on February 15, 2014 by Hunter Wallace

South Carolina The Barbados-South Carolina connection has come up in a discussion at Civil War Talk. There’s a thread over there that links to an old post here where I shared an excerpt from Colin Woodard’s book, American Nations. In December, … Continue reading →

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Florida’s Development In The 1920s

Posted on January 13, 2014 by Hunter Wallace

Florida Here’s an excerpt from Michael Gannon’s The History of Florida on the settlement of South and Central Florida during the land boom the 1920s: “Near legendary figures of Florida’s development included John Collins, who created Miami Beach from mangrove … Continue reading →

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Florida’s Peninsula In The ‘New South’

Posted on January 11, 2014 by Hunter Wallace

Florida During the Antebellum era and War Between the States, North Florida was fully integrated into the Deep South. Florida’s population was concentrated in “Middle Florida,” the area between the Apalachicola River and Suwanee River, which was part of the … Continue reading →

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Florida Independence Day

Posted on January 10, 2014 by Hunter Wallace

Florida This really wasn’t a demonstration … just two Florida League members who wanted to celebrate the anniversary of Florida’s independence. Here’s an excerpt from Florida’s unpublished “Declaration of Causes of Secession”: “It is in so many words saying to … Continue reading →

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The White Ghetto

Posted on January 9, 2014 by Hunter Wallace

Kentucky National Review has a new article on poor White Southerners in Greater Appalachia: “Owsley County, Ky. – There are lots of diversions in the Big White Ghetto, the vast moribund matrix of Wonder Bread–hued Appalachian towns and villages stretching from … Continue reading →

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The Southernization of ‘La Florida’

Posted on January 7, 2014 by Hunter Wallace

Florida Why do we consider Florida a Southern state? What exactly is ‘Southern’ about Florida? If White Southerners are being demographically displaced in Florida, when did our people arrive there? How did Southerners establish their cultural dominance in Florida? The Southernization of … Continue reading →

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70 Year Old Grandfather Beaten In Florida

Posted on December 30, 2013 by Hunter Wallace

Florida Like the periodic bus beatings, this incident is just another example of black-on-everyone crime in Florida:

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Florida’s Demographic Transformation, 1960-2010

Posted on December 30, 2013 by Hunter Wallace

Florida In 1960, there were only 4,951,560 people in Florida. 4,063,861 people in Florida, or 82 percent of the state’s population, were White. The remaining 887,679 people were non-White. Of the non-Whites, 880,186 were black and 7,493 were Asian or … Continue reading →

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