From The United States of Confederate America:
[T]he South is no longer simply a region: A certain version of it has become an identity shared among white, rural, conservative Americans from coast to coast.
From The United States of Confederate America:
[T]he South is no longer simply a region: A certain version of it has become an identity shared among white, rural, conservative Americans from coast to coast.
My mother’s funeral homily told the story of a faithful life and a faithful death. It was a good homily, built from an obituary, a conversation, and a parish archive. It couldn’t know what those sources leave out: the decades she stayed away from the Church, and why she chose it anyway.