PAPER ON FAIR PARK WITH ABOUT 100 PICTURES
There are formally listed 84 Figures, but some of those figures are sets of pictures. There is a total 102 pages.
http://templeofdemocracy.com/history-paper-the-triumphalist-white-supremacy-of-fair-park.html
It is a big pdf so it might take some time. It is over 50 megabytes.
I am now going to ask scholars and cultural leaders to co-sign our letter. We have a total of 40 signatures so far.
http://templeofdemocracy.com/fair-park-letter.html
The following blog will be tracking the Dallas white landscape closely, as opposed to this more general blog which deals with neo-Confederacy.
https://dallaslandscape.blogspot.com/
On to bringing down the Sons of Confederate Veterans.
Getting a Powerpoint Made, a video made, and then this 102 page paper, has taken time. I have had to concentrate on it intensly since it is a current issue with events underway. However, with this done, it is now going to be more time to pursue other topics, which specifically be about leting the general public know about the Sons of Confederate Veterans.
I have set up my video studio and gone through and prepared materials and hope to do the first video soon.
I expect to bring down the Sons of Confederate Veterans by informing the public what their agenda is. I want to make it very clear I don't support violent actions.
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Monday, April 18, 2016
QUOTED ON MISSISSIPPI, HOMOPHOBIA, AND WHITE SUPREMACY IN THE ATLANTA BLACK STAR
I will get back to this post in a couple days.
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Thursday, April 09, 2015
Politico article about the Sons of Confederate Veterans and the neo-Confederate movement. SCV racial attitudes made very clear. UPDATE: League of the South blog loses its mind over article. UPDATE2: Free Republic response to article
An article about the Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV) and the neo-Confederate movement by Euan Hague with my assistance has been published at Politico. It is a two page article, don't miss the 2nd section.
The link is:
http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2015/04/civil-war-american-south-still-loves-confederacy-116771.html#.VSW0M_nF8Y0
Some extracts from the article:
The link is:
http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2015/04/civil-war-american-south-still-loves-confederacy-116771.html#.VSW0M_nF8Y0
People reading the article will realize what SCV "heritage" is really about.
Some extracts from the article:
Some of the SCV’s most troubling viewpoints are expressed in forums and publications intended for an internal audience, such as Southern Mercury magazine. In these venues, authors such as Frank Conner argue that 19th century African-Americans were a “childlike people” whose inferior IQs were deliberately hidden by liberal academics. In turn, Michael W. Masters, who in the 1990s contributed to the white supremacist American Renaissance and was a member of the Council of Conservative Citizens, found a new audience for his assessments in SCV venues. In one piece from 2006 Masters argues that the very basis of Western civilization is under attack by proponents of “multiculturalism” and the “tolerance of diversity” who work to engineer “envy and hatred of white people, reverse racism through affirmative action and race-based entitlements…, [and] an uncontrolled flood of culturally alien Third World immigrants.”
And:
In more public venues, the SCV’s dog-whistle politics come into play. Casting an eye over recent events in Ferguson and elsewhere, although never explicitly stating this, SCV deputy commander-in-chief Thomas V. Strain Jr. recently decried the “young men with no guidance attacking law-abiding citizens and law enforcement officers,” officers who, when they “remedy the situation and protect the innocent … are called murderers.” The lineage of today’s events, he lamented, goes back to Reconstruction (1865-1877), a period when “our ancestors … were stripped of their arms, their voting rights, their means of supporting themselves—and in many cases their very homes” as the “central government… create[d] a form of dependency–in return for votes.”What the neo-Confederate movement and the SCV is all about is made very clear in this article.
I plan on printing out copies to send to churches that might be considering hosting the SCV.
UPDATE:
The League of the South blog has been so upset that they did the following blog posting.
http://www.lsrebellion.blogspot.com/2015/04/why-confederacy-lives.html
The author of the blog posting is so upset that he can't see straight.
For starters Heidi Beirich was not involved in writing the article. Euan Hague wrote it and I helped with research for the article. Beirich is one of the three co-editors of a book about neo-Confederates. However, the article upsets the blog poster so much that he can't read by byline properly.
Regarding Ferguson, the posting at the Rebellion blog selectively quotes the article. What is missing is this from the article:
As the article states:
The Politico article is a good concise article about what neo-Confederacy is all about, that is why neo-Confederates, at least one, is so upset he can't read properly a byline.
UPDATE2:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3277992/posts
Some of the posters at the forum do say that the Civil War is about slavery and reject emphatically the Lost Cause interpretation of the Civil War. Others buy into one neo-Confederate idea or another.
What is interesting is that these conservatives who think they are so much more patriotic than others, aren't so patriotic when it comes to white supremacy, or the question might be raised to what are these Free Republic people patriotic to?
This is an essay on banal white nationalism.
http://www.templeofdemocracy.com/breaking-the-white-nation.html
UPDATE:
The League of the South blog has been so upset that they did the following blog posting.
http://www.lsrebellion.blogspot.com/2015/04/why-confederacy-lives.html
The author of the blog posting is so upset that he can't see straight.
For starters Heidi Beirich was not involved in writing the article. Euan Hague wrote it and I helped with research for the article. Beirich is one of the three co-editors of a book about neo-Confederates. However, the article upsets the blog poster so much that he can't read by byline properly.
Regarding Ferguson, the posting at the Rebellion blog selectively quotes the article. What is missing is this from the article:
The lineage of today’s events, he lamented, goes back to Reconstruction (1865-1877), a period when “our ancestors … were stripped of their arms, their voting rights, their means of supporting themselves—and in many cases their very homes” as the “central government… create[d] a form of dependency–in return for votes.”There have been a lot of commentators regarding Ferguson, but probably only neo-Confederates relate Ferguson back to Reconstruction. The whole point of the article is how the SCV uses historical memory to support its world view and how the SCV isn't just a historical remembrance organization.
As the article states:
In this way, the Confederate “heritage” movement has gone way beyond tending graves and cutting grass at Confederate cemeteries or reenacting battles. Indeed, the idea that groups like the SCV represent Confederate “heritage” is a misnomer: They are political organizations that aggressively promote their versions of the Confederacy behind a veneer of benign ancestral reverence. In 2015, the Confederate flag comes with a reactionary, anti-democratic, anti-federal politics, a politics that reverberates through social media, talk radio, and niche publishers.There are a log of political organizations with viewpoints regarding Ferguson, the SCV is one of them, not just a "heritage" group.
The Politico article is a good concise article about what neo-Confederacy is all about, that is why neo-Confederates, at least one, is so upset he can't read properly a byline.
UPDATE2:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3277992/posts
Some of the posters at the forum do say that the Civil War is about slavery and reject emphatically the Lost Cause interpretation of the Civil War. Others buy into one neo-Confederate idea or another.
What is interesting is that these conservatives who think they are so much more patriotic than others, aren't so patriotic when it comes to white supremacy, or the question might be raised to what are these Free Republic people patriotic to?
This is an essay on banal white nationalism.
http://www.templeofdemocracy.com/breaking-the-white-nation.html
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