News From Around the South 3/27 to 4/3

News From Around the South 3/27 to 4/3

MISSISSIPPI: Governor Proclaims Confederate Heritage Month JACKSON, Miss. – Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant has again proclaimed April to be Confederate Heritage Month. The proclamation does not specifically mention slavery, and is similar to ones previously issued...
Gibraltar of the South

Gibraltar of the South

Driving around the hallowed grounds at Vicksburg National Military Park in the state of Mississippi reminded National Parks traveler Mikah Meyer of another famous battlefield: Gettysburg, in Pennsylvania. The Battle of Gettysburg was the bloodiest battle of the...
Educational Sabotage

Educational Sabotage

Nationally, black junior high and high school students are suspended at a rate more than three times as often as their white peers, twice as often as their Latino peers and more than 10 times as often as their Asian peers. According to former Department of Education...
News From Around the South 3/20 to 3/27

News From Around the South 3/20 to 3/27

ARKANSAS: Lawmakers Vote to Split Holidays Honoring Lee, King LITTLE ROCK, Ark. –With the stroke of a pen on Tuesday, Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson separated a holiday that has for decades celebrated both Martin Luther King Jr. and Gen. Robert E. Lee in the...
The Civil War’s Most Chicken General

The Civil War’s Most Chicken General

Imagine, for a moment, that it is 1862 and you are Gen. George B. McClellan, commander of the Army of the Potomac, the Union’s premier fighting force. The Confederate Army, led by Robert E. Lee, has just invaded Maryland. As you’re preparing your strategy for checking...
Hollywood Rebels under Trump

Hollywood Rebels under Trump

Just as the liberal “news” media have doubled down on fierce liberal activism since President Trump’s inauguration, Hollywood is pushing the leftist agenda. Variety celebrates the crusade — that is what this is — in an article headlined “TV...