60 Years Later, JFK’s Moonshot Beckons Us To American Risk
Sixty years ago today at this very moment, in a rare midday joint session address to Congress, President John F. Kennedy set an incredible goal for the nation.
The Surprising True Story Of The Women Behind Mother’s Day
More than a century ago, deep in the heart of Appalachia, one loving daughter championed the effort to fulfill the dream of her beloved mother.
60 Years Ago, Alan Shepard Became The First American In Space
The passing of Apollo 11’s Michael Collins along with the 60th anniversary of Alan Shepard’s historic flight reminds us how inspiring exploration can be.
The Question Of Whether Americans Should Pay Reparations Is Thornier Than You Might Think
It’s undeniable much was taken from enslaved black Americans, but forcing those uninvolved in slavery to pay reparations risks worsening racial tensions.
Ben Domenech: Bamber Bridge Reminds Us Of The Dangers Of Racial Strife Sowed By Elites
‘The black soldiers of Bamber Bridge and around the world did not seek supremacy for themselves. They fought for equality.’
New National World War I Memorial Is A Moving Tribute To Bravery, Sacrifice, And The Indomitable American Spirit
With stone walls featuring quotes from writings and poetry of WWI soldiers, the new monument honors sacrifice, bravery, and heroism.
On The Anniversary Of The Titanic, Remember The Cruel Depths And Noble Heights Of Their Final Hours
Some men chose to stoically help their families into boats and then stand aside, assuring crying wives they would be right after them. They knew they’d never meet again.
Why The Iconoclastic Left Are On The Wrong Side Of History
Approaching history with condescending arrogance, as the woke movement does, merely highlights the smallness of the examiners.
The Deepest Shipwreck Ever Discovered Tells The Story Of Our Navy’s Fearless Sacrifice And Incredible Courage
The honored dead of the USS Johnson lay undiscovered for nearly three-quarters of a century before deep sea explorer Victor Vescovo discovered a wreck in October 2019.
Why Land Acknowledgements Reflect An Ignorance Of American History
Like most new racial history exercises, land acknowledgments are less about a true reflection of the past than grievance politics and superficial gestures.
Hosea Williams Led Civil Rights Marchers 56 Years Ago At Edmund Pettus Bridge
This March 7 marks the 56th anniversary of the ‘Bloody Sunday’ when 600 peaceful marchers were met with violence at the foot of the Edmund Pettus Bridge. Hosea Williams was leading them.
Leftist Tokenism Destroys Genuine Knowledge Of America’s Amazing Black History
Instead of honoring those who truly made black history into American history, leftist media, corporations, and the left have appropriated this tradition into a vehicle for virtual signaling.
Americans Deserve True Black History, Not Lies From The 1619 Project
The pedagogy of ethnic pride comes with responsibility currently being abdicated for radicalism. That’s why it’s a shame when curricula simply revises history for political gain.
How A U.S. President And A Former Slave Who Sometimes Disagreed Became Friends
One was born in a one-room cabin in Kentucky. The other, born into slavery in Maryland. In time, they became two of America’s best leaders.
How Identity Politics Revives Slaveholders’ Argument For Group Rights
Identity politics will drive us straight back into the tyranny and subjugation our Founders and subsequent generations fought so hard to escape.
Decades Before The Civil War, Lincoln Saw An Approaching Storm. Every American Should Read His Warning
Beyond their brutality, the young lawyer feared these mobs for the lawlessness they embodied — and the idle familiarity with which his fellow Americans seemed to accept these incidents.
How ‘Lift Every Voice And Sing’ Became A Song Of Hope For Generations
With a career that took him all over the world, the song James Weldon Johnson most cherished was one he wrote to celebrate Abraham Lincoln in 1900.
Washington Post Op-Ed: How Dare White People Celebrate Black History
The normalization of hyper-victimization has made participation in any civic activity tied to identity politics a minefield of potential affronts that few can navigate.
How This Black Teacher In Rural Alabama Inspired Generations To Lift Themselves Out Of Poverty
‘I had an ambition to work for the Lord and my race. I had great enthusiasm to serve my people; my heart was overwhelmed with compassion for them,’ wrote Rosa Young.
No Wonder Biden Canceled It: 1776 Commission Report Takes Aim At Identity Politics, Socialism, And Slavery
The 1776 report intends to reacquaint American citizens with the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, renewing the American mind.
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