What Benjamin Franklin’s ‘Autobiography’ Can Teach Us About Humility
Who knows what a little experiment in self-imposed humility could teach those who seem so confident of their right to judge and control others?
Meet Revolutionary Woman Deborah Read Franklin
Deborah Read Franklin was the sort of clever, enterprising woman well-suited to be Benjamin Franklin’s wife.
The Ferguson Riots Are Nothing Like The Original Tea Party Protests
There are four major problems with justifying the violence in Ferguson by reference to the Boston Tea Party and the Stamp Act Riots, either in moral terms or in terms of effectiveness.
Why I Want To Live Long And Burden My Children
Ezekiel Emanuel wants to die at 75 because he equates worth with productivity. But burdens help us sacrifice our selfishness for love.
Five Reasons The College Board’s U.S. History Talking Points Are Wrong
Concerned citizens cannot allow the unelected, unaccountable College Board to force a biased course with a clear political agenda into American classrooms.
Mutual Aid Societies: It’s Amazing What People Can Do Together
History shows how local, mutual aid fed hungry children, covered medical emergencies, and empowered working-class men—no formal government necessary.
Immigration, Good Laws, and Liberty
You get the immigrants—and the nation—you ask for.
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