From Grits to Gumbo: How Modern Southerners Define ‘Southern Food’

Data from the November 2017 Winthrop Poll. The poll interviewed 830 respondents from all 11 southern states. Respondents were asked two open-ended questions: “When you hear the term, ‘Southern Food,’ what is the first food that comes to mind?” and “When you hear the term, ‘Southern Food,’ what is the second food that comes to mind?” The presenters will discuss the findings, and will then break the findings down by race, in order to discuss the differences

Southern Democrats’ split with Republicans over Confederate symbols is more recent than you might think.

Following the recent police killing of George Floyd, recent months have seen Confederate monuments and symbols removed from public display in parts of the Southern US and elsewhere. And while Southern Republicans generally oppose Democrats who are pushing for these changes, this is a relatively recent development, argue Christopher A. Cooper and co-authors

The Israel of God

“The church is not the Old Israel, even though the Old Israel looked beyond itself; the church is the Israel of God, the ‘remnant chosen by grace.’ ” </jats:p