Slavery Myths: Refuting Hinton Helper
American South Here’s an excellent excerpt from Time on the Cross: The Economics of Negro Slavery which eviscerates the economic argument for the abolition of […]
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Slavery Myths: Slaves Spent Most of Their Time Picking Cotton
Antebellum South Slavery in the United States was nothing compared to the intensity of Cuban slavery where slaves commonly spent as much as 20 hours […]
The Modernization of Slavery
CSA, 1890 AD Andrew Hamilton has another excellent article on the Confederacy at Counter-Currents. While I mostly agree with his conclusions, I want to use […]
Caribbean Project: Review: The Rise and Fall of the Plantation Complex
New World Philip D. Curtin’s The Rise and Fall of the Plantation Complex is a series of essays about the transnational entity that we have […]
Carter Strange: Part Deux
South Carolina Remind you of anyone? Note: For those of you planning to vote in November, you can learn more about “Mitt’s Plan” on Black […]
Caribbean Project: Haiti, the British West Indies, and the South’s “Mirror”
Dixie In light of the weakness of abolitionist fanatics in the North, why was the South so sensitive to abolitionist criticism? Why was the South […]
Caribbean Project: Review: Inhuman Bondage: The Rise and Fall of Slavery in the New World
New World In Inhuman Bondage: The Rise and Fall of New World Slavery, David Brion Davis sets the American South within the international context of […]
Live Thread: Death and the Civil War
PBS H/T Crossroads In light of all our discussions about slavery and the War Between the States (aka The War To Prevent BRA), the new […]
Bob Dylan Interview: “Stigma of Slavery” Ruined America
Rolling Stone Bob Dylan has given an interview to Rolling Stone magazine in which he is widely quoted saying that the “stigma of slavery ruined […]
Lincoln (2012)
BRA I notice that Tommy Lee Jones is playing Thaddeus Stevens, the leader of the Black Republicans in the House, who was so radical that […]
Caribbean Project: Review: The Southern Dream of a Caribbean Empire, 1854-1861
Caribbean Sea Robert E. May’s The Southern Dream of a Caribbean Empire, 1854-1861 recounts the story of the South’s vision of Manifest Destiny in the […]
Re: “White Dream Chaser”
Dixie I rarely feed the trolls but this little turd dropped in the comments is an opportunity to highlight the differences between White Nationalism and […]
The Balls Are Rolling …
United States, 1856 Here’s a Republican political cartoon from the 1856 presidential election (replace it with Obama/Biden vs. Romney/Ryan and it could just as easily […]
Is It Time To Finally Let The South Secede?
Alternet H/T Lew Kievsky’s old nemesis Joshua Holland has a new article on letting the South secede. This guy has written several articles attacking the […]
SNN Podcast: Caribbean Project
South Carolina Here are some of the topics we discussed in this podcast: (1) How “the South” is really “the North.” (2) Dixie as a […]
Derb on Lincoln’s Colonization Plan
VDARE Here’s the latest installment of Derb as Civil War buff. Note: Lincoln wasn’t serious about African colonization. For decades, the colonization movement had always […]
Lies About The South
Virginia H/T CofCC
Preserving Our Heritage: Rhett’s Wisdom
South Carolina H/T Palmetto Patriot
Chick-fil-A and Southern Identity
Georgia BRA’s lesbian Kim Severson is right: the Chick-fil-A protests are reminiscent of massive resistance during the Civil Rights Movement. Homophobia is the new “racism.” […]
Breaking The Golden Circle
South Carolina Check out SNN’s excellent podcast on my review of Andrew Jackson O’Shaughnessy’s An Empire Divided.
National Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day Strikes a Nerve in Alabama
Alabama The Council of Conservative Citizens has long wondered what it would take to shake White Christian conservatives out of their complacency and start a […]
White Man’s Chicken Day: The Implicit Whiteness and Racial Segregation of Chick-fil-A Restaurants, South Alabama Edition
Alabama Paul Kersey has a new post up on SBPDL.com about the implicit whiteness of Chick-fil-A restaurants. After running through all 190+ Chick-fil-A locations in […]
Rainbow Confederate Fantasyland
Texas Here’s the latest from Mark Vogl: “Secession and the bloody war that followed is a part of the history of the South, and for […]
Why Do We Call Them “Rainbow Confederates”?
Dixie Here’s the latest from the Southern Heritage Non-Preservation Group: “Why is the issue of “White-Supremacy,” considered a Southern or Confederate ideology? My guess would […]
Preserving Our Heritage: Stephen F. Hale on Negro Equality
Alabama H/T Palmetto Patriot Answer: Rainbow Confederates at “Due South” and the “Southern Heritage Preservation Group.”
Caribbean Project: The American Revolution: A Victory for Anti-Slavery
British West Indies The following excerpt comes from Andrew Jackson O’Shaughnessy’s An Empire Divided: The American Revolution and the British Caribbean. The single biggest mistake […]
Derb: Civil War Buff
New York Derb has become a War Between the States buff. Note: Why is America so fucked up? As every true Southron knows, it is […]
Kith and Kin: Why We Reject The Proposition Nation
Dixie Some more good stuff from the League of the South … the latest proof that we are finally out of the ditch and back […]
Educating Southern Nationalists
Alabama Moving forward, I have started to realize just how woefully uneducated our people have become regarding their own racial and cultural heritage, even within […]
Review: 2012 League of the South National Conference
Alabama As everyone knows by now, I actually did manage to attend the 2012 League of the South National Conference. This conference was held nearby […]
Dr. Michael Hill Interview on Rainbow Confederates
Alabama After two days of fun, I was exhausted and overslept and missed the second day of the 2012 League of the South conference, but […]
Occupy SPLC
Alabama Several members of The Rhett Guard participating in an occupation of the SPLC that contests the memory of the War Between the States. Update: […]