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Njoya: The Politics of Guilt

Wanjiru Njoya

The historian Ludwell H. Johnson III argued that “the job of the historian is not to pass judgment, but to try to understand.” By trying to understand the past, historians enrich our cultural heritage and help us to build on the achievements of our predecessors while, hopefully, avoiding their mistakes. History is, of course, a vital component … Read more

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NH DEMS Make Their “White People Party” Problem Worse

Steve MacDonald

For a bunch of Marxists with white guilt, the New Hampshire Democrat party still can’t seem to get out of its own way. They lost their First Nation primary in 2024 because the local diversity scolds didn’t have any. That was according to the DNC “birthing person” (mother) ship, which claims to have stripped them … Read more

Keith Hanson

GrokShot – Epic Rant On Democrats and Slavery

Steve MacDonald

Granite State Live Co-Host Ketih Hanson opens a segment on Democrat History, Black Americans, and the Republican Party with an epic rant that we hope will leave you wanting more. After you watch this, look below for links to the entire program Watch Granite State Live Here: Tuesdays from 7-9-PM EDT The ‘Grok Facebook page The … Read more

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Radical Republicans and the Thirteenth Amendment

Wanjiru Njoya

The Thirteenth Amendment of the United States Constitution brought a decisive end to slavery in the United States in 1865. The amendment enshrines important principles of justice—self-ownership, individual liberty, and equality before the law. The amendment declares that, “Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been … Read more

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Abolition and Libertarian Principles

Wanjiru Njoya

In “Abolition: An Acid Test,” Murray Rothbard criticized libertarians who defended slavery as part of their defense of property rights. Those libertarians had argued that slaves were classified as property and, therefore, abolishing slavery would be tantamount to expropriation of the slaveowners’ property. This was indeed one of the arguments put forward by slaveowners who … Read more

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Why Abolitionists Defended Free Speech

Jonathan W. White

RealClear Wire Today the immorality of chattel slavery is painfully obvious, but that has not always been the case. In 1857, the U.S. Supreme Court held that a black man like Dred Scott was “reduced to slavery for his benefit.” In 1861, the vice president of the Confederacy similarly declared that it was a “great … Read more

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ICYMI – The View’s Sunny Hostin Is Descended From Slave Owners

Steve MacDonald

The ever-hostile Sunny Hostin, race pimp and obscenely wealthy victim got some interesting news the other day. A deep dive into her ancestry uncovered an inconvenient truth. She is descended from Spanish Colonialists who owned slaves. Her ancestors were colonial invaders, and they kept black Africans as slaves. Feel free to cough up some of … Read more

Dear Birdbrain, They Are ALL Democrat Plants

Ed Mosca

Nikki Haley’s answer … more accurately non-answer … to a question about the cause of the Civil War speaks for itself. She OBVIOUSLY does NOT have the wherewithal to campaign for President successfully, never mind having a successful Presidency.

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The 1.5 Million White Slaves in North Africa

Steve MacDonald

When I was in public school, the education industrial complex was well on its way to becoming the cistern it is today, and every now and then, I am reminded of the stench. Yesterday, I stumbled upon this bit of history, which I cannot recall anyone in all the years I was subjected to it – teaching.

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