Memphis, Tennessee has turned its back on the city’s Southern heritage, recently changing the names of Confederate-themed parks. General Nathan Bedford Forrest’s monument (which so far has not been destroyed) is now a meeting place for homosexual activists. And a Federal judge sided with the Black city government against the White suburbs which seceded from...
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The Delaware Grays Camp of the Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV) met in April for Confederate History Month and commemorate adding two additional names to a monument which honours citizens of the Blue Hen State who fought for Southern independence. Delaware was once the northernmost part of a ‘seigneurial’ civilisation of wealthy and classically-inspired plantation societies...
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These pictures were recently taken at Confederate Memorial Day at Stone Mountain, Georgia. You can see many more pictures here and here.
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George McDonald reports for CBS 8 in a recent news piece on the possibility that the United Daughters of the Confederacy may be given control of a Confederate portion of a Selma, Alabama cemetery. Predictably, the report also focuses on local anti-White activists in the area, such as Faya Toure, who oppose the plan....
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Brianna Smith of WPDE said the main topic of the forum was to decide “where” the flag should be displayed and if South Carolina should recognize it as part of the government. The CCU can hold a thousand forums if they want but in the end they will not have any authority about “where”...
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A friend and fellow Southern nationalist wanted to share the following picture (and brief description) of some very young Southerners honouring the man who led Dixie in her struggle for self-determination: Laying flowers at the site of Jeff Davis’ capture this past Sunday. Click here for all our articles and information on President Jefferson...
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Country music star and Louisiana native Trace Adkins is currently being attacked in the US media for his recent use of the Confederate battle flag symbol. The Wall Street Journal quotes the musician: As a proud American I object to oppression of any kind. To me, the battle flag represents remembrance of my Southern lineage...
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Jeannie Nuss’ article for the Associated Press about the celebration of a Southern hero in Arkansas who gave his life for his country goes far beyond merely reporting the facts. A brief examination of her statements in the article makes that readily apparent: The story of David O. Dodd is relatively unknown outside of Arkansas, but the teenage...
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The following picture was sent in to SNN with the simple description of ‘I-40 Tennessee, 300 mile marker.’ Thanks to John for this picture!
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The differences between the Southern nationalist perspective and that of Confederate heritage preservationists can plainly be seen in the wording of a petition going around to defend the General Nathan Bedford Forrest memorial in Selma, Alabama. In response to a previous petition started by Malika Fortier on Change.org entitled ‘No More Monuments to KKK...
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More Southern students have been victimised by politically correct elements in the US educational system. In this case, a student named Austin Baughman from Branson, Missouri was sent home for wearing a shirt which honoured his recently killed brother (whose favourite symbol was the Confederate flag). Other students decided to also wear Confederate shirts in...
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Frank Conner concludes his book The South Under Siege: 1830-2000 with some advice for Southerners about how to save the traditional South and move towards independence. One of the many points he makes is to warn against an unfortunate and self-destructive trend that was emerging at the time. Connor could not have known that this...
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