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Dixie Heritage News - Friday, October 12, 2018 Old Soldiers Never Die? VIRGINIA MAN ASSAULTS TEENS OVER FLAG According to a Police report, a 53-year-old Poquoson man was arrested for assault and battery on Friday at York High School's Bailey Field for confronting a Poquoson High student who was waving a Confederate [...]
Dixie Heritage News - Friday, October 5, 2018 Battlefront moving to Statuary Hall? TENNESSEE LAWSUIT TO DETERMINE WHERE - NOT IF The future of Franklin's public square has been a disputed topic the past couple months among city leaders and the county court system. While Franklin aldermen voted unanimously Tuesday to [...]
Save Southern Heritage - Florida Saturday, September 29, 2018 Twitter Account Inciting Criminal Activity Exposed PRESS RELEASE For Immediate Release Media Contact: David McCallister - (813-778-1202) Email: floridasshe@gmail.com HISTORIC PRESERVATION GROUP EXPOSES TWITTER ACCOUNT TARGETING LOCAL STATE PARK FOR DESTRUCTION CALLS FOR CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION Bradenton - At a News Conference held [...]
Dixie Heritage News - Fri, September 21, 2018 We expose who was behind Silent Sam's toppling OBAMAFIED To inaugurate the school year at Barack H. Obama Magnet School in Jackson, Mississippi (formerly named for Jefferson Davis) the city commissioned a mural of the school's namesake, Obama. This is the first year the [...]
As Confederate debate mounts, new monument honoring SC’s secession comes to Abbeville By Joseph Cranney September 9, 2018 ABBEVILLE — Robert Hayes, work shirt covered in dirt on a sweltering August midday, takes a break from mowing the lawn. He sits and looks across his two acres of land on a shady [...]
Today’s Scalawags Are Pathologically Guilt-Ridden September 2, 2018 by Al Benson Jr. Member, Board of Directors, Confederate Society of America Back after the War of Northern Aggression the term “scalawag” had a bad connotation in the South. A scalawag was a Southerner who sold out his own people and cooperated with the [...]
Dixie Heritage News - September 7, 2018 Farewell Burt - rest in peace GEORGIA STATUE TOPPLED The people of Sylvania feel like they lost a piece of history. Inspired by the toppling of Silent Sam, an unknown person(s) have toppled a statue of a Confederate soldier in the Screven County Memorial Cemetery. [...]
Revisiting the “Cornerstone Speech” By Michael Martin August 27, 2018 Most mainstream historians point to the “Cornerstone” speech by Alexander Stephens as the clearest piece of evidence that slavery and white supremacy alone were the reasons for Southern secession. After all, most transcriptions show Stephens having stated that the Confederate government was founded [...]
Dixie Heritage News - August 24, 2018 We can no longer remain silent! Organizers of a festival in central Wisconsin that includes a Civil War re-enactment say they'll make changes in future events after it was criticized for flying Confederate flags during the re-enactment. A folk duo that performed at the LogJam [...]
Houston man who tried to bomb Confederate statue in Hermann park gets 6 years in federal prison By Gabrielle Banks and Samantha Ketterer Friday, August 17, 2018 A federal judge expressed deep concern for public safety and cited previous incidents involving explosives as he sentenced a Houston man to more than six years [...]
