Marshall DeRosa, who runs a prison-education program with financial backing from the Koch Foundation, is a Florida Atlantic University political-science professor who has written extensively on the Confederacy. He also has ties to its modern remnants.
From
2000 until at least
2009, according to archived web pages, DeRosa was a “faculty member” at the
League of the South Institute, the “educational arm of the Southern independence movement” where “the South’s finest unreconstructed scholars” taught summer institutes and seminars. The LOS Institute acts as the charitable nonprofit of the League of the South, which the Southern Poverty Law Center considers a
neo-Confederate hate group, and supports a second Southern secession in order to form a nation ruled by “Anglo-Celtic” people.
The LOS was co-founded in 1994 by an original member of the Center for Libertarian Studies, which was launched in 1976 with seed money from Charles Koch.
Michael Tubbs, a white nationalist who once stockpiled military weapons and planned to
target businesses owned by African Americans and Jews, is still the current
chairman of the Florida LOS chapter, according to
Newsweek, and has
appeared at the side of LOS president Michael Hill as recently as January 2018. In 1987, Hill and three accomplices called themselves “
guardians of the gene pool.”
The
League of the South Institute is “the educational branch of the
Mary Noel Kershaw Foundation,” named after the wife of the late Jack Kershaw, longtime leader within the violent
White Citizens Council and founding
board member of the League of the South. In 1998, Kershaw erected a statue of Ku Klux Klan leader Nathan Bedford Forrest and
declared, “Somebody needs to say a good word for slavery. Where in the world are the Negroes better off today than in America?”
pretty sure Blue Text has quoted Mises Institute shyt before
@ this article.
The vary people you theoretically support are also planning your demise.
Take from it what you will.
