David B Morris·Sep 14Revisionist History Series: There is A Word For My ProblemsIt’s Called Presentism and I’ve Been Writing About It Without Knowing It This Whole Time
Thomas Holt Russell, III·May 2Nikole Hannah-JonesAn interview with a pragmatic journalistA response icon1A response icon1
David B Morris·Dec 5, 2025Revisionist History Series: I Finally Got Around to Reading The 1619 Project — And I Have Some…Spoiler: They’re Not The Ones You Might ThinkA response icon1A response icon1
John Adams Institute·Oct 29, 2025Democracy demands courageThis piece is a transcript from Hannah-Jones’ address to our audience in September 2025. It has been lightly edited for clarity before…
Bonnie K. Goodman·Aug 24, 2025OTD in History… August 20, 1619: The First Enslaved Africans Arrive in Virginia, Slavery BeginsBy Bonnie K Goodman, BA, MLIS
Vincent Tesi·Jul 4, 2025The 1619 Project: A Misguided Narrative About Cultural TheftNew Yorker staff writer Wesley Morris begins his contribution to the 1619 Project with a large, bold, type faced proclamation: “For…
Alvin O. Turner·Mar 4, 2025American Black history; changing interpretations; continuing challenges; a search for hopeI. Introduction: Self
David B Morris·Oct 29, 2024Lessons Learned From The Loud Voice of the LeftOr Why Being A Moderate Is Apparently Worse Than MAGAA response icon1A response icon1
Andrew Szanton·Jun 10, 2024Nikole Hannah-Jones and the 1619 ProjectNIKOLE HANNAH-JONES, the journalist and African-American activist, has raised essential questions about the United States, what our nation…A response icon1A response icon1
