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23
Jun
2009
A Posthumous Revenge  

12 days ago by Dominique Venner

Translator’s Note: The following excerpt is taken from the concluding chapter of Venner’s Gettysburg. Like Maurice Bardeche’s Sparte et les sudistes [ Sparta and the Confederates], it reflects the other side of the European anti-liberalism that today wars on all that contemporary America has come to ...

The Occidental Quarterly - toqonline.com · Rank: 165,333 · 10 references

Martha Alexander  

12 days ago by sledpress

Twice in my life I have grappled with the ambition of creating an opera. I just do not have the yeoman time in a performing company, or the music theory classes, to pull it off. But the stuff I hear in my head finds its way out through the piano occasionally. One of them is a redaction of the Fourth ...

Sixteen Tons - sledpress.wordpress.com · Rank: 98,082 · 6 references

21
Jun
2009
Alice Walker – The Color Purple {Weekly Geeks Q&A}  

14 days ago by uncertainprinciples

Last week’s Weekly Geeks encouraged us to ask the blog readers to ask questions about books we’re reading/books we’ve read, and not yet completed. I’m running extremely late, but, I am finally getting down to doing this. I was asked the below questions: From Becky: The Color Purple. Did you enjoy it ...

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15
Jun
2009
America’s Racialist Moment, Part I:The Radical Racialists  

20 days ago by George McDaniel

Editor’s Note: George McDaniel’s essay “America’s Racialist Moment: Racism as Reform” (TOQ, vol. 6, no. 1), belongs someday in an anthology of The Best of the Occidental Quarterly. The article is available in full elsewhere on this site. I am republishing it here in two parts, with illustrations and ...

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14
Jun
2009
Rebecca Latimer Felton: Forgotten Feminist  

21 days ago by Lawson Wellborn

Rebecca Latimer Felton in 1922 In America today, the annals of history are painstakingly raked over and then flyspecked to uncover non-white accomplishments. A mulatto draftsman employed by Thomas Edison is now being touted as an inventor. (Edison is a great annoyance to equalitarians.) On July 4th, ...

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06
Jun
2009
Art Changes Lives  

29 days ago by Steve

Art is a powerful force in our lives, it influences us, and sometimes alters the very course of our lives. Check this out… Watercolor by Dean Mitchell This Dean Mitchell watercolor, “Mr. Earnest’s Pecan Shop” was made as an homage to Mr. Mitchell’s childhood entrepreneurship. Young Dean and his pals ...

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