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Off and running in 2018: Tallahassee, Florida
LS Directive 05012018 The League of the South will hold its first major public demonstration in Tallahassee at the old Florida State Capitol building on Saturday, 27 January. More details
Charlottesville: An independent report
From Brad Griffin, League of the South Public Affairs Chief, on Charlottesville: http://www.occidentaldissent.com/2017/12/02/bombshell-independent-review-finds-charlottesville-police-department-thwarted-unite-the-right-rally/
Europe’s Hard Right
From Brad Griffin, League of the South Public Relations Chief: http://www.occidentaldissent.com/2017/11/17/europe-hard-right-differences-and-similarities/
LS legal defense fund
Please help us build up our legal defense fund! Go here and contribute: https://hatreon.net/LeagueoftheSouth/ Thank you! Michael Hill
The League and Nationalist Front at Shelbyville, 28 October
The League of the South and the Nationalist Front had a successful “White Lives Matter” demonstration in Shelbyville, Tennessee, on Saturday, 28 October. In all, we had about 300 attendees
A Statement on Legal Matters regarding League events in Middle Tennessee, 28 October 2017
25 October 2017 On 28 October 2017, The League of the South is set to participate in a public event in Middle Tennessee. All members of The League who attend
Harold Crews injury photo
The photo is of Harold Crews, North Carolina League of the South State Chairman. His injury was sustained on 12 August 2017 in Charlottesville, Virginia, as the result of being
Deandre Harris charged with felony in Charlottesville, Virginia
Deandre Harris, a young negro male, has been charged with a felony in Charlottesville, Virginia. Video shows that Mr. Harris was involved in harassing some of our members who were
League/Nationalist Front to be in Shelbyville, Tennessee
LS Directive 06102017 The League of the South, in cooperation with its allies in The Nationalist Front–the National Socialist Movement (NSM) and the Traditionalist Workers Party (TWP)–will hold a public
What to make of Roy Moore’s defeat
Yesterday, liberal Democrat Doug Jones defeated conservative Republican Roy Moore by a razor thin margin (about 1% or some 13,000 votes) in Alabama’s special Senate election to fill the remainder