by editor | Nov 5, 2015 | Archive, Southern Partisan
In the 1960s and ’70s, towns across the South created inexpensive private schools to keep white students from having to mix with black. Many remain open, the communities around them as divided as ever. It took LaToysha Brown 13 years to realize how little...
by editor | Nov 4, 2015 | Archive, Southern Partisan
“Are the good times really over for good?” asked Merle Haggard in his 1982 lament. Then, the good times weren’t over. In fact, they were coming back, with the Reagan recovery, the renewal of the American spirit and the end of a Cold War that had consumed so much of...
by editor | Nov 3, 2015 | Archive, Southern Partisan
MISSISSIPPI: Two KKK Members Charged With Gun Possession on Ole Miss Campus OXFORD, Miss. – Two Ku Klux Klan members face federal weapons charges after police say they had guns in a truck parked at the University of Mississippi. University police Thursday arrested...
by editor | Oct 30, 2015 | Archive, Southern Partisan
The narrative following Hillary’s testimony at Congress’ recent Benghazi hearing is clear: Hillary won. She (for the most part) calmly answered all the questions. She nodded approvingly when the Democrats on the committee accused Republicans of engaging in...
by editor | Oct 29, 2015 | Archive, Southern Partisan
His military genius was a decisive factor in the Union Army winning the Civil War. So you might think this photograph showing General Ulysses S. Grant sitting astride a horse in front of a group of Confederate soldiers captured after a battle is the genuine article....
by editor | Oct 28, 2015 | Archive, Southern Partisan
A UC Berkeley physics building and a local elementary school both share a controversial namesake: LeConte. The LeConte brothers were influential professors at UC Berkeley during the 1860s, and the younger brother John LeConte went on to become the campus’s president...