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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 of the South Returns To Expose The Truth About Selma
I said that we would be back. A few weeks ago, the League of the South held a flash rally on the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, AL. This led
League to unveil Chinese language page on website soon.
The League of the South, in its continuing attempt to get the message of Southern nationalism out to the world, will soon be introducing a Mandarin Chinese language section to
Our Russia outreach has struck a nerve!
Since I wrote the post below for this website last week, we have been the focus of a campaign by the left to castigate us for daring to state that
To our Russian friends
We soon will be introducing a Russian language section to the official website of The League of the South. We will encourage our Russian friends to explore our organization and
The League on the Edmund Pettus Bridge
At 0600 hours on Saturday, 30 June 2018, approximately two dozen hand-picked League of the South volunteers occupied the Edmund Pettus bridge in Selma, Alabama. The bridge is an iconic
Agenda for 2018 LS national conference
Agenda for 2018 League of the South National Conference 29-30 June Southern Culture Center, Wetumpka, Alabama (12814 US Hwy. 231) “The War on White Civilization: Recognition and Resistance” Master of
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