Scenarios about 'southern strategy'
The political strategy employed by the Republican Party beginning in the late 1960s to appeal to white Southern voters by opposing civil rights measures and using coded racial language. This approach represented a significant realignment in American politics as the traditionally Democratic South gradually shifted toward Republican control. The Southern Strategy continues to influence discussions about race, political realignment, and electoral tactics in alternate history scenarios exploring different outcomes of American political development.
What If Virginia Developed a Different Relationship with the Federal Government?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Virginia chose a path of cooperation rather than confrontation with the federal government during the Civil Rights Era, potentially reshaping Southern politics and race relations in America.