I met a self-described Constitutionalist the other day at the mountain and had a fairly amicable discussion in person despite our radically different ...(More)

I met a self-described Constitutionalist the other day at the mountain and had a fairly amicable discussion in person despite our radically different ...(More)
I was taken aback today to see several people carrying giant Confederate flags on Stone Mountain. As much as I prefer to focus on all of the progress ...(More)
How fitting that my old friend, author Charles McNair, who was on assignment for The Bitter Southerner, and I met today at Stone Mountain on the ...(More)
Brothers Bill, 62, and Bob Mayer, 61, originally hail from Alabama but moved to Decatur, GA, in 1963, and have been climbing Stone Mountain for the ...(More)
The Staff of God!” I playfully declared when I spotted Father Greg Kenny, 82, heading up Stone Mountain this morning with a walking stick. “I ...(More)
Ponlen Kang, 38, an immigrant from Cambodia, doesn't travel abroad, because he worries he won't be let back into the U.S. if he does, because he's not ...(More)
With twenty minutes to spare before sunset last night, I saw a bearded man in a kilt starting up the walk-up trail at Stone Mountain. Of course I had ...(More)
A month ago, I asked native Atlantan Michael Cenker, 63, a Georgia Tech graduate, with a BS in Industrial and Systems Engineering, to explain the ...(More)