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Woods was a co-founder and member of pro-secession neo-confederate League of the South[1][2][3][4] and he wrote different articles for the Southern Patriot (the official magazine of the LoS).[5][6] Woods has also contributed articles for the Chronicles (publication of the Rockford Institute)[7][8] and the Southern Partisan[9][10][11] called by the SPLC "arguably the most important neo-Confederate periodical".[12]
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Arguably the most important neo-Confederate periodical, Southern Partisan began publication in 1979 and was established by two men who subsequently became leading neo-Confederates, Clyde Wilson and Thomas Fleming.
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Article needs a good scrub by someone with time who is not trying to make a political point. 83.190.90.240 (talk) 21:03, 28 November 2023 (UTC)Reply