Activism
Lawfare against The League
The League of the South is currently involved in two civil lawsuits because we dared go to Charlottesville in August 2017 to participate in a completely legal and officially permitted
League of the South hurricane relief effort
LS Directive 13102018 NOTE: We now have access to a PayPal account. If you’d like to donate, contact Michael Hill at <[email protected]> for details. The League has officially postponed its
League is raising funds to help Hurricane Florence victims
PLEASE NOTE: Our GoFundMe page to raise funds for the victims of Hurricane Florence was removed because, I suppose, we are not the “right sort of people” to be allowed
First day of 2018 League national conference
Here are the speeches from the first day (29 June) of the 2018 League of the South national conference. We hope you enjoy them and will send them to your
The League and alliances
LS Directive 22082018 In the spring of 2017, The League became a partner organization in The Nationalist Front. This was a loose, unofficial alliance between us, The Traditional Workers Party
League statement on Silent Sam at UNC Chapel Hill
On the night of 20 August, radical leftist students, including elements of Antifa and Black Lives Matter, tore down the statue of Silent Sam on the UNC-Chapel Hill campus. The
The League on Unite the Right
A Statement from The League of the South 13 August 2018 The League of the South did not participate in nor endorse Unite The Right Two. We have been asked:
League of the South legal fund
A call for help Y’all don’t forget that The League and three of our officers are still fighting on the legal front because of our involvement in Charlotteville a year
Dr. Michael Hill’s speech at Nationalist Solutions Symposium
Dr. Michael Hill, President of The League of the South, spoke at the Nationalist Solutions Symposium in Tennessee in mid-June 2018. Here is the video. http://leagueofthesouth.com/media/
League cancels event at Sycamore Shoals State Park near Johnson City
A few days ago, we received word from State and local authorities in Tennessee that we 1) must purchase insurance to hold our event and 2) must agree to an