Music and Lyrics by ForNull
The No White Guilt theme song.
UPDATE Nov. 3rd, 2019: A few of you have asked about the image that I chose for the song which led me to do a little digging. No active webpages were found, but this photograph was once hosted on a page located in a folder named "Portrait-of-Confederate-Private-Luther-Hart-Clapp-p". Searching for that name led to russelcountyhistory.org which hosts an archive of Lebanon News 1924, a story titled "My Hero of the Civil War". Written by the grand-daughter of Private Luther Hart Clapp, this bit of unwritten history tells the tale of a man who was not a Southerner, but felt the call to come fight for the righteous cause of the Confederates, which he did.
Enclosed with his will was a note that read "To my children: No land in all the world is half so dear to me as where I found your mother, wooed and won her, and there builded our nest."
From the article "This poverty stricken love nest was builded upon Virginia's soil, where he chose to live out his life rather than return to his homeland, where a fortune awaited him, willed, however, only to be used in the North."
"[Luther Hart Clapp, known in his latter years as Dr. L. H Clapp, was born in East Hampton, Mass, and was reared in East and North Hampton, which are adjoining towns. He came South at the outbreak of war, and in the closing year married a Virginia girl whom he met at Lebanon, the county seat of Russel, and lived there for many years, then moved to Pennington Gap, Va., at which place he died and was buried by the side of his wartime bride.]"
I've archived the image of the newspaper article at: http://archive.md/gBYct
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