Intelligence Report
The League of the South started out verbally defending the South, then went on to advocate secession. Now, its rhetoric has turned to arms.
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In spring 2009, a Caddo Parish, La., prosecutor struck Carl Staples from the pool of potential jurors in the capital murder trial of Felton Dejuan Dorsey.
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ABBEVILLE, S.C. – Since its bookish beginnings as a group dominated by academics in 1994, the League of the South (LOS) has been obsessively driven to glorify Southern history and culture, pining for the independence denied the region by federal troops 150 years ago.
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Hundreds join a march and rally for the Confederate sesquicentennial celebration in Montgomery, Alabama
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The 150th anniversary of the start of the Civil War is approaching, and some Southern diehards are still fighting the so-called “War of Northern Aggression.”
