Contributor
Martin, Padraig, editor.
Imprint[Place of publication not identified] : [Publisher not identified], [2023?]
Description300 pages ; 22 cm
Note:Editor statement from back cover.
Note:There's no place like home / by James Edwards -- Aprons of resistance: the role of Southern women in modern dissidence / by Dixie O'Hara -- A godly endeavor: worldview is everything / by Harry Bluff -- Cousins? Distinctions between Southern nationalism and white nationalism / by Neil Kumar -- Become mythical, Southern man / by Father O'Dabney -- The committed Southern remnant / by Jude Ruffin -- Liberal democracy vs. organic nationalism: a template for the South / by Dr. Michael Hill -- Reconsidering our nation / by Anne Wilson Smith -- Americanism: death of the South / by Rich Dirtwater -- Adversaries of the South: the left's failed elites / by Harmonica -- Is the orthodox faith the solution? Building upon a Southern ethnos through true faith / by Rebecca Dillingham -- Making secession a reality: a strategy / by Padriag Martin.
Bibliography Note:Includes bibliographical references.
Note:"Collection of twelve essays written by pro-Southern and pro-secession activists. It places into context what it means to be "Southern" and why Southern identify is so important. It explores secession and how to achieve political and social liberation for the South. This book is intended to inspire both emotion and thought. The authors want the readers to internalize the content and see a free and independent Dixie as the most honorable outcome for a unique people." --Back cover.
