Take Your Choice Separation Or Mongrelization

Take Your Choice Separation Or Mongrelization by Theodore G. Bilbo, published by Literary Licensing, LLC in July 2013, is a 346-page exploration of Bilbo’s controversial views on race and segregation. As a prominent figure in Mississippi politics, Bilbo’s perspectives reflect his Southern nationalist beliefs and his advocacy for physical geographical separation as a means to preserve what he considered Western Civilization. His views, which include a stark rejection of integration, have sparked significant debate and opposition throughout his political career.

In this edition, readers will encounter Bilbo’s arguments and rationale regarding race relations in America, as he articulates his belief that any alternative to physical separation would lead to the amalgamation of races. The text delves into the implications of his ideas, presenting a historical context that invites reflection on the complexities of race and identity. This literary collection provides insight into a pivotal figure whose views continue to resonate in discussions about race and segregation.