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.
Wisconsin’s Capital City Is Trying To Ban White People From Spots On Police Oversight Board
Heralded as a serious effort at ‘equity’ and ‘inclusion,’ Madison’s Police Civilian Oversight Board openly states that white people need not apply and are not welcome.
Multiracial 1776 Commission Calls For ‘Honest Scholarship’ About American History, Left Predictably Tars It As Racist
‘States and school districts should reject any curriculum that promotes one-sided partisan opinions, activist propaganda, or factional ideologies that demean America’s heritage, dishonor our heroes, or deny our principles,’ the report reads.
Whether Kamala Harris Is A Plagiarist Or A Liar, Her ‘Fweedom’ Story Confirms She’s The Perfect Biden Sidekick
‘Fweedom’ is what Kamala Harris has been wanting since she was in a stroller, according to an account of the vice president-elect’s early childhood that should probably be filed under fiction — or maybe plagiarism.
Why 1620 — Not 1619 — Is A Better Representation Of The American Way
Ultimately, it is the landing of the Mayflower — far more than the landing of the first slave ship — that has largely defined America.
A Look At The Money And Men Working To Take Georgia — And The Country — Left
Since these races, the major contests in the changing state have routinely become marquee-topping, left-wing, Hollywood and New York-funded events.
Junior Scholastic Tells Middle Schoolers America Is ‘Systemically Racist’
Propaganda pushed by the Black Lives Matter organization and critical race theory is making its way into magazines meant for middle schoolers.
Why The Left Needs Us All To Believe The United States Is Racist Forever
As leftists believe racism is constant throughout American history, they take the absence of racist sentiments to mean racism is hiding deep in our minds.
WATCH: Democratic State Rep. John DeBerry Shames Rioters, ‘What Kind Of People Have We Become?’
State Representative John DeBerry Jr. evoked his family’s history with the civil rights movement, contrasting the peaceful movement to today’s violent riots.
Day 1 Of The Digital DNC: A Night Of GOP, Moderate Outreach Falls Flat
After months of riots assaulting the Founders, America-was-never-great speeches, and national anthem protests, the convention went another direction, kicking off with the Constitution, then the Pledge of Allegiance.
Instead Of Rejecting It, The Civil Rights Movement Fulfilled The American Revolution
American colonial leaders in the 18th century and Martin Luther King, Jr. both fused religious beliefs with philosophical principles to motivate action.
John Lewis Was The Embodiment Of The American Dream
At a time America lacks heroes, John Lewis’s memory is a blessing.
MLK: ‘We Refuse To Believe There Are Insufficient Funds In The Great Vaults Of Opportunity Of This Nation’
‘So even though we face the difficulties of today and tomorrow, I still have a dream. It is a dream deeply rooted in the American dream.’
If You Cancel George Washington, You Have To Cancel These ‘Progressive Heroes’ Too
If we continue the rhetoric that cancels heroic people for their inevitable imperfections, we can’t neglect to evaluate those whom the left elevates as historical heroes.
Looters Trash Minneapolis After George Floyd’s Needless Death, But They Won’t Bring Justice
By all accounts, the death of George Floyd looks like murder by a police officer. Attempting to burn down one of the Midwest’s most beloved cities won’t ensure justice.
New York Times Wins Another Pulitzer For Falsifying History
The 1619 Project’s flagship essay has been awarded a Pulitzer Prize, despite the fact that it underwent a major correction and has been criticized as revisionist history by leading historians.
55 Years After Alabama’s Voting Rights March, Meet The Marcher With The Cracker Jack Shoes
Somewhere along the 55-mile voting rights march from Selma to Montgomery in 1965, 15-year-old Betty Anderson, whose father was a shoemaker, wore a large hole in her shoe. But that didn’t stop her.
Selma, Alabama’s First Black Church Is Still Going Strong. Take A Look At Its Amazing Legacy
First Baptist has always had strong members whose faith, tested and tried with slavery, Jim Crow segregation, intimidation, violence, and even a devastating tornado, triumphed over all.
Gay Activists Attack ‘Homophobic’ Black Minister’s MLK Day Sermon
Media pounced on the opportunity when, after Mike Pence gave a speech reflecting on Martin Luther King Jr. at Holy City Church of God In Christ in Tennessee, the pastor discussed homosexuality in part of his sermon.
Why The March For Life Represents MLK’s Legacy Better Than The Women’s March Does
Martin Luther King Jr. was a religious man who strongly believed in natural law. It is far more likely that he would have lent his influence to the March for Life than to the Women’s March.
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