News From Around the South 7/26 to 8/2
MISSISSIPPI: Civil War-Era Letters to Governors Provide Broader History Residents around Mississippi are getting a clearer view of the state’s history during the Civil War era thanks to an ongoing project through the Mississippi Department of Archives and...What Happens When Government Breaks Its Own Laws?
In October of 2020, 14 people were arrested in Michigan and accused of being participants in a plot to kidnap Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. The governor had imposed draconian restrictions on religious, travel and commercial activities as a means, she claimed, to stem the...
New South Carolina Project First Part of Liberty Trail
MONCKS CORNER — Here, nestled among the trees near the headwaters of the Cooper River, the British army settled in for the long haul. The siege of Charleston was underway, and Loyalist forces during the spring of 1780 wanted a staging ground north of the city where...
Progressive Hubris And Hypocrisy
America bashing has become the favorite pastime of the far left. So-called progressives who, in reality, are Marxists, excoriate America as a nation founded by white men for white men. They even reject the Declaration of Independence, labeling it a racist document....
News From Around The South 7/19 to 7/26
TENNESSEE: Nathan Bedford Forrest bust will now come down after receiving final vote of approval NASHVILLE, Tenn.: The bust of Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest, a controversial fixture in the Tennessee state Capitol since the late 1970s, is coming down. The...Obiter Dicta
PITTSBURGH — Walking out of the Allegheny County Republican election night event at a local luxury hotel, the young men Read More
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GEORGIA: Georgia lawmaker proposes ‘Confederate History Month’ ATLANTA – A Georgia lawmaker on Monday defended his proposal asking House colleagues to recognize “Confederate History Month,” but black lawmakers charge it Read More