Bill Petro·Jun 19History of JuneteenthAnd the Emancipation ProclamationA response icon1A response icon1
Ainsley·Mar 8The Emancipation Proclamation and its LegacyThe Emancipation Proclamation wasn’t just a piece of paper that freed some of the slaves — it was a strategic war measure to undermine the…
Nom de Plume·Nov 20, 2025FACT: American Slaves Freed Themselves, Lincoln Formalized ItIn every school textbook, we were told that President Abraham Lincoln freed the slaves. That is the clean, patriotic version of the story…A response icon4A response icon4
Carey Rowland·Nov 18, 2025From Fort Sumter to tort trumpsterIn our United States of America, we have a long-standing principle that keeps US together as a nation: the Rule of Law.
Dion Groove·Oct 7, 2025A rebel with a cause, is rather worthy you will seeThere’s freedom in rebellion, for all, for you and meA response icon8A response icon8
David Sepe·Jun 19, 2025The Abolition of Slavery in U.S. History was a Multiracial Attempt to Right a Wrong…The study of history in general, when done objectively, has always been a study of the good, bad, ugly, and brilliance of the history being…
JAWS·Jun 9, 2025Juneteenth, June 19’s Place in History: From Galveston to Federal HolidayJuneteenth marks June 19, 1865, when Union troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, to announce the end of slavery — over two years after the…
Civil War History·Mar 23, 2025Why the Civil War Started — And What It BecameExplore how the Civil War began over secession and economic power — and how it later became a war against slavery.
William H Benson·Oct 20, 2024“In Retrospect,” William H. Benson’s Newsletter, October 20, 2024Allen Guelzo’s “Our Ancient Faith,” Continued
Bren Kelly·Sep 26, 2024The Lincolnian Psychological Weapons of WarFreedom and Emancipation are the Best Psy-OpsA response icon1A response icon1
