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Confederates, still a force to be reckoned with – Commentary by Billy Bearden Well, finally the election season is over. While I won't go into an entire dissertation on the who's and why's and other pointless stuff like that, I would like to put as positive a spin as I can on what has just [...]
Saturday, June 2nd 2007 Many of you heard about Bryce Archambo early this year when he was suspended from Farmington High School for refusing to take off his "Dixie Outfitters" T-Shirt along with a baseball cap that read "Rebel Pride" and a belt buckle that displayed Confederate symbolism. After the suspension, his parents contacted Attorney [...]
Diverse groups should support him, because he supports the Constitution. by James Leroy Wilson March 22, 2007 Peaceniks have found their Presidential candidate. His name is Ron Paul. The "get the U.S. out of the U.N" crowd and opponents of the New World Order have found their candidate. His name is Ron Paul. Those who [...]
The multicultural thought police The BBC report on the racist police recruits has given new ammunition to those who are curbing our legitimate freedoms, says Leo McKinstry In our modern secular society, we pride ourselves on our supposed tolerance. We sneer at the bigotry of the past, wondering how the monstrous cruelty of events such [...]
More Than 10,000 Jews Fought For The Confederacy By Thomas C. Mandes Special to the Washington Times The term "Johnny Reb" evokes an image of a white soldier, Anglo-Saxon and Protestant and from an agrarian background. Many Southern soldiers, however, did not fit this mold. A number of ethnic backgrounds were represented during the conflict. [...]
by Ivy J. Sellers Posted: 02/01/2007 In his new book, "The Politically Incorrect Guide to the South (and Why It Will Rise Again)," Florida native Clint Johnson exposes the Left's aggressive attempts to destroy the culture and heritage that make up the southern states. What liberals don't realize is that the South is the essence [...]
Confederate Cemetery Preserves Memories of the Fallen By Linda Wheeler Thursday, January 11, 2007 That indefinable something that draws people to cemeteries, particularly to Civil War cemeteries, may never be articulated, but Ben Ritter gave it a try. "These are the men who actually fought," said Ritter, speaking of Confederate soldiers buried in Stonewall Cemetery [...]
(Florence) - US District Judge Terry Wooten is scheduled to hear arguments in Florence Wednesday on whether a Latta High School Student will be allowed to wear Confederate-themed clothing to school while her lawsuit over the issue proceeds. Candice Hardwick's family sued in March over whether the girl can wear clothing with images of the [...]
H.K. Edgerton, a Southern heritage activist and former president of the Asheville, N.C. branch of the NAACP, was the principle speaker last Sunday on the square in Murfreesboro, for a press conference. Edgerton was invited by Todd Gober, president of the local chapter of the Sons of Confederate Veterans. He was flanked by MTSU students [...]
Historical Crock Pot: The National Slavery Museum Commentary by Bill Vallante Recently I was looking at the National Slavery Museum website’s "Lesson Plans" for teachers. It reminded me of something that I have often said - that if you don’t know what they’re teaching your kids in school, then you need to find out! http://www.usnationalslaverymuseum.org/learningcenter.asp [...]
