History, Education – Page 2

The Federal Government, The States, and the 10th Amendment: The Slow but Steady Growth of Federal Power

For anyone following the current national debate about Roe vs. Wade, the concept of women’s rights seems to be front and

28 May

There has been the past few years a push to ban what has been termed cultural appropriation throughout Western society. Much

16 Mar

The Slow Dissolution of our National Unity The United States was founded upon one basic principle; the freedom of the

11 Mar

Here’s a quote from Representative Cory Bush: “Getting a black woman in the seat is necessary, but we want to make sure that

12 Feb

The generic political spectrum generally has four regions, not counting the moderates as they’re squarely in the middle of it

04 Feb

My father used to say that some of the most educated people he knew were also some of the most unintelligent people he knew.

30 Jul

What have we done? Maybe more precisely, what are we doing? We, especially those of us in the academic world, have allowed

20 May

There are times I wish I could go back. For some reason, probably because I grew up there as a kid, I can’t help but want to

29 Apr

“Let the blood of traitors flow. That is the only way to save the country.” Those words were spoken by Jean Paul Marat during

24 Mar

“They” tell us that history is told by the winners. That’s not altogether true as the “losers” write their histories as well,

07 Jan