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Slavery Still Exists Today–And Here Is Living Proof: Simon Deng and Charles Jacobs
“I was born in a village where we were subjected to attacks on a monthly basis, or yearly basis. The government troops [would] come and burn down the villages—k
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Power to the Government or Power to the People? Civil War Movie Review
This week, hosts B.J. Kang and Fred and special guest Rudy Ruiz dive into the 2024 dystopian thriller, “Civil War.”
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Trump ‘Engaged in Insurrection’ but Shouldn’t Be Banned From Illinois Ballots: Former Judge
The judge claimed there was enough evidence to prove President Trump ‘engaged in insurrection’ during the Jan. 6 breach.
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Little Will: Defender of the Cherokee
Not only did lawyer William Thomas defend the Cherokee, he became a chief.
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Printing Civil War Parole Passes
In this installment of ‘History Off the Beaten Path,’ we learn about a makeshift printer deemed immediately essential at Civil War surrender site.
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Judge Halts Removal of Confederate Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery
The Army had already began removing the monument, despite opposition from Republican lawmakers and some of the U.S. public.
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A Grim New Phase in Sudan’s War as Rebel Militias Open New Fronts
The Rapid Support Forces paramilitary group is making major territorial gains in long-running civil war, forcing some rebel groups to pick up arms and unite.
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Opinion: 6 Ways to Rewrite History
‘The most effective way to destroy people is to deny and obliterate their own understanding of their history,’ said George Orwell.
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Historical Fiction Novel Brings to Life a Little-Examined Civil War Campaign
T.J. Johnston’s compelling “Lockett and the Devil’s Path” highlights how the Spencer rifle aided the Civil War’s Union Army.
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Slavery Still Exists Today–And Here Is Living Proof: Simon Deng and Charles Jacobs
“I was born in a village where we were subjected to attacks on a monthly basis, or yearly basis. The government troops [would] come and burn down the villages—k
|
Power to the Government or Power to the People? Civil War Movie Review
This week, hosts B.J. Kang and Fred and special guest Rudy Ruiz dive into the 2024 dystopian thriller, “Civil War.”
|
Trump ‘Engaged in Insurrection’ but Shouldn’t Be Banned From Illinois Ballots: Former Judge
The judge claimed there was enough evidence to prove President Trump ‘engaged in insurrection’ during the Jan. 6 breach.
|
Little Will: Defender of the Cherokee
Not only did lawyer William Thomas defend the Cherokee, he became a chief.
|
Printing Civil War Parole Passes
In this installment of ‘History Off the Beaten Path,’ we learn about a makeshift printer deemed immediately essential at Civil War surrender site.
|
Judge Halts Removal of Confederate Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery
The Army had already began removing the monument, despite opposition from Republican lawmakers and some of the U.S. public.
|
A Grim New Phase in Sudan’s War as Rebel Militias Open New Fronts
The Rapid Support Forces paramilitary group is making major territorial gains in long-running civil war, forcing some rebel groups to pick up arms and unite.
|
Opinion: 6 Ways to Rewrite History
‘The most effective way to destroy people is to deny and obliterate their own understanding of their history,’ said George Orwell.
|
Historical Fiction Novel Brings to Life a Little-Examined Civil War Campaign
T.J. Johnston’s compelling “Lockett and the Devil’s Path” highlights how the Spencer rifle aided the Civil War’s Union Army.
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