Archive | American History

Forget Washington.

He was born 145 years ago today.

Good history of immigration in America.

"How does it all stay together? And for how long?"

The Left is more divided than the Right.

Happy holiday . . .

How an all-American city became a beachhead for the third world.

Interesting rebuke of the "1619 Project."

"The multicultural society we aspire to is nothing more than a useful myth to be exploited by minorities."

"Today, it appears a new secession is underway."

How ideology is destroying the West.

Whites active in the Underground Railroad should not be honored, apparently.

Remembering the best in us.

Tradition is powerful.

Should we?

Confirmed with ground-penetrating radar and two cadaver-sniffing dogs.

Every white advocate should watch it.

Fake history in the service of ideology.

David McCullough helps restore our national myths.

A better source for facts than the “1619 Project.”

"America has the noblest tradition of helping the needy . . . [but] they must abide by the rule of law."

"[I]ssues of identity appear not to be receding but rising."

Virginia state government may let localities decide whether to remove Confederate monuments.

Its rise, its fall, and its potential.

White hero from an earlier era.

Those policies reduced the number of Hispanics in California over 150 years ago.

"These could be worth a lot. You may trade for any items you’d like.”

War for territory was not invented by whites.

And the importance of that difference.

His bid to be the most anti-white of the white candidates continues apace.

And its lessons for whites today.

A black academic takes on David Roediger's body of work.

White heroes unpopular with critics, but not moviegoers.

A visualization of our demographic transformation.

"I’d say that, almost from the outset, I was disturbed by what seemed like a very unbalanced, one-sided account."

Poor immigrants = cheap employees.

The pattern continues.

The South is now turning non-white more quickly than other parts of the country.

Then, "America would be a nation of inmates."

". . . the issue remains deeply divisive among liberals when it comes to their own children."

“Treason to whiteness is loyalty to humanity,” he used to say.

Author suggests adding something related to Martin Luther King, Jr. to make Stone Mountain more palatable.

Unlucky to be white.

Recreating (some version of) the German Coast Uprising of 1811.

Was lynching a scandal or a system of justice or both?

The historic blueprint for anti-white revolution.

Investigating Martin Luther King is unpardonable.

Funds for the replacement were raised by SCV and UDC members.

Too many white men are depicted in the council chambers.

Whites knuckle under after Indians tell them how to depict history.

It'll be behind a gate and under video surveillance as well.

Graffiti on the statue: "Destroy all monuments of genocide and kill all colonizers."

Prof: The flag, police, and racism — “Is it that hard to see the correlation?”

Now the city has to figure out what to do with the graves.

“Well-documented white medicinal cannibalism” — bad. Aztec cannibalism — good.

Even in Washington, D.C., people have stood up for Columbus.

Tucker Carlson talks sense and these fools think he is copying Jared Taylor.

“This fight is worse than the battle over U.S. Civil War-era Confederate monuments in the American South.”

He received 67 percent of the vote against a white TV executive.

As usual, “there’s more to be done.”

It “starts a dialogue.”

Was it another casualty of the “civil rights movement”?

Measure was passed in “emergency” legislation.

He wasn’t talking about Liberia.

Goodbye, Columbus.

The rider in an equestrian statue has dreadlocks, and is wearing ripped jeans and a hoodie.

Muslim slavers make white slavers look kind by comparison.

It's because they are "often" white supremacists.

A curious mix of truth and mythology.

Is it 2019 or 1957?

Without official recognition as a tribe, the Duwamish can’t get collect welfare.

They were spray-painted with the year “1619.”

Yes.

The picture was clearly a statement about the death penalty, not about lynching.

Whites commemorate a long-ago massacre of blacks. Blacks say that's "white supremacy."