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Tag Archives: American History
The State of US Immigration, Washington Post
Love Thy Stranger as Thyself, New York Times
Richard Land on immigration: “Leaders are usually ahead of the laity—that’s called leadership.”
Rap music is the new jazz, director says.
Migration Mystery: Who Were the First Americans?, New Scientist
According to one theory they were Europeans.
Desegregation, Before Brown, National Review
Columnist says Republicans need to revive status as “the party of civil rights.”
59% View Jackie Robinson Favorably, Rasmussen
The rest had better be sent to reeducation camp.
Why Are Liberals Afraid of Black Conservatives?, Washington Times
Columnist calls the Democratic Party a “liberal plantation.”
Should whites look forward to a similar fate?
Attorney General Eric Holder Speaks at the Edmund Pettus Bridge Crossing Jubilee, Department of Justice
Voting Rights Act remains “essential, even today,” he says.
Did Black People Own Slaves?, The Root
Henry Louis Gates: Yes, in America.
Governor Wallace’s daughter is an “anti-racist” activist.
Next, NAACP wants an end to wage and health inequalities and fewer blacks in jail.
The sculptor is white.
Additional USDA Video Excerpts Revealing Compulsory “Cultural Sensitivity Training” Program, Judicial Watch
The contracted firm has received $3.3 million in tax dollars over five years.
Outrage as Respected New York Elementary School Is Discovered Setting Math Problems Based on Slavery, Daily Mail (London)
“One slave got whipped five times a day. How many times did he get whipped in a month (31 days)?”
JW Releases Confidential USDA Videos Revealing “Cultural Sensitivity Training” Program, Judicial Watch
UDSA employees must talk about “emerging majorities” rather than “minorities.”
African-American Dressed in KKK Hood on Street Corner Sparks Controversy in Philadelphia, CBS Philly
He says KKK violence pales in magnitude to black-on-black violence.
When Did Humans Come to the Americas?, Smithsonian
Some researchers say Europeans made the trek more than 20,000 years ago.
A Curious Madness, AR Classic Article
Today is the 100th anniversary of the birth of Rosa Parks.
Purpose: “to develop your understanding of the black history that surrounds you daily.”
The service lost $16 billion last year.
Martin Luther King Day History Quiz, American Renaissance
Are you a model citizen?
Where his name goes, violence goes also.
Both gained their academic distinctions through fraud.
The Ugly Side of the Southern Belle, New York Times
Some Miss America winners were unapologetically pro-Southern.
Spielberg’s Movie Lionizes Him for Freeing The Slaves. But Some Historians Are Now Asking The Shocking Question: Was Lincoln Racist?, Daily Mail (London)
Professor: “As cinema it’s very, very good. As history it leaves something to be desired.”
Colleges Twist U.S. History, National Association of Scholars
Report finds grievance studies take precedence over real history.
“Django Unchained” is also a top contender the best picture.
She had to resign from her previous position because of anti-white prejudice in the courtroom.
Wants Congress to fund “appropriate remedies” for slavery and discrimination.
A legacy of slavery, of course.
American history must not be presented “too positively.”
Students Vote to Rename Columbus Day ‘Indigenous People’s Day’, The College Fix
We’re sure Arizona taxpayers are pleased.
He was a revolutionary hero who has been defamed by white historians.
Confronted teachers over poem that started: “America, the land robbed by the white savage.”
‘I Kill White People’: Dozens of Racial Slurs, Attack Dogs and Murder in Cotton Fields in Quentin Tarantino Film Criticized as Excessive, Daily Mail (London)
“Kill white folks and they pay you for it- What’s not to like?”
Radio host thinks whites are uniquely evil.
The Pioneer Plaque Is Racist: How Ebony’s 1969 Editorial on the Moon Landing Outlined the Future, SBPDL
Why explore space when we could pursue “social justice”?
Is The White Race Under Threat in America?, The Big Picture
Or is “white privilege” strong as ever?
The Monster of Monticello, New York Times
Columnist says Thomas Jefferson was “a creepy, brutal hypocrite.”
Pat Buchanan says if we can’t get along, we can always dwell apart.
It aims at “government of the people, by the people, for the people” after all.
