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Lessons From Blood Done Sign My Name
Tim Tyson’s award winning book, Blood Done Sign My Name, translates well to the big screen. There are many lessons to be learned from this true and very personal account of the civil rights era...
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Y’all Get Fat Now, Hear?
Southerners, perhaps more than any other Americans, have a love affair with their food. Of late however, the relationship between Americans south of the Mason/Dixon line and their food has become more...
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Krispy Kreme & Cheerwine Team Up in Culinary Tsunami
Those two North Carolina Powerhouse brands that can inspire a diabetic coma have teamed up for something really special. Read my expose here. The post Krispy Kreme & Cheerwine Team Up in Culinary...
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New Media – Caveat Emptor
The evolution and convergence of media is certainly nothing new and is being embraced in many circles, particularly with younger readers and technology adapters who use digital forms of media to...
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South Carolina Losing Subversive Revenu
In what will likely deal a crushing blow to yet another revenue stream for budget-tight South Carolina, State Senator Larry A. Martin last week introduced a proposal to repeal the Subversive...
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U.S. History? According to North Carolina, it Doesn’t Matter
According to officials with the North Carolina State Board of Education, the Tar Heel State’s high school children don’t need to learn about the founding of our nation or the Civil War. The Board is...
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Testicles Put Brakes On SC Woman’s Joy Ride
Yes, you read that correctly. Check out my humorous reporting of this very real occurrence here at Like the Dew, Journal of Southern Culture & Politics. The post Testicles Put Brakes On SC Woman’s...
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What’s half a million between friends?
The Dems lose $500k worth gear at the DNC- What’s up with that? Here at Like the Dew. The post What’s half a million between friends? appeared first on Michael J. Solender.
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