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The Southerner Journal Moves Again

Never fear, Southerner fans. The Southerner is not going away. We have moved again, to a bigger, badder server with a different hosting company. Stay tuned for updates soon from Alabama and Arkansas.

State of the Union: Democracy and the Web Press

Connecting the Dots by Glynn Wilson I almost lost my breakfast in my plate as I watched CNN’s John King interview Dick Cheney on his “State of the Union” show this Sunday. It made me want to get rid of…

Understanding the Corporate Press and American Democracy

Under the Microscope by Glynn Wilson A couple of weeks ago, when not one single Republican took up our new President Barrack Obama’s call for “bipartisanship” to vote for his stimulus package to aid the faltering economy — a measure…

We May Not Have Bush to Kick Around Anymore

But we do have much more work to do building the Web Press… Connecting the Dots by Glynn Wilson We aren’t going to have George W. Bush to kick around anymore after Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2009. So what’s a liberal-tarian…

A Green Future is Our Only Real Hope

Under the Microscope by Glynn Wilson In a world of hurt and bad news as the global economy implodes, there is some good news to report this Sunday morning as the late October air finally begins to cool off the…

However you handle such things …

Prayers for a speedy recovery for Paul Finebaum.

A Progressive Southerner

Somehow missed posting this, but in February a UNC-Greensboro professor commented on a Progressive ‘Southerner.’ Considering the material covers the re-release of a 1909 book titled “The Southerner,” don’t guess it’s too dated. http://www.uncg.edu/ure/news/stories/2008/feb/Southerner021808.htm

Crazy In Alabama?

Under the Microscope by Glynn Wilson Have you ever wondered why so many movies depicting the South also contain an underlying crazy theme? I guess that’s what they think of us in New York and LA. One of my favorites…

It’s A Black and Tan World

Not Black and White Under the Microscope by Glynn Wilson BIRMINGHAM, Ala., June 10 – There is a famous story about editors at the New York Times I learned while working with the elite of the elite a few years…