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This Day In Market History, June 30: US Treasury Stops Printing Civil War Greenbacks

This Day In Market History, June 30: US Treasury Stops Printing Civil War Greenbacks
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Tuskegee native, pastor of historic Tulsa church, leads call for reparations for 1921 Race Massacre

Tuskegee native, pastor of historic Tulsa church, leads call for reparations for 1921 Race Massacre Updated 11:32 AM; Facebook Share Robert Turner answered God’s call, then put Him on hold. He was 18 years old, a freshman at the University of Alabama, a young man from historic Tuskegee who would soon make history in Tuscaloosa as the Student Government Association’s first African American chief of staff. He’d also just crossed over into the historic Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. “I really wasn’t trying to be a preacher,” Turner is saying now with a laugh. He still had questions, too. More questions for God than answers received.

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160 years since the attack on Fort Sumter: The beginning of the American Civil War

160 years since the attack on Fort Sumter: The beginning of the American Civil War At 4:30 in the morning on April 12, 1861, the South Carolina militia lobbed a 10-inch mortar over Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor. The first shot of the Civil War was a signal for a bombardment. After 33 hours and several thousand more shells, the beleaguered federal garrison at Fort Sumter surrendered to forces of the new slave republic, the Confederate States of America. The Civil War raged on for four more years, until the surrender of Confederate forces under Robert E. Lee to Ulysses S. Grant on April 9, 1865 at Appomattox Court House in Virginia. In between, some 750,000 Americans died in the fighting, according to the best estimates.

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Southern Strategy | The Inglorius Padre Steve s World

I am posting a section of my book Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory! Racism, Religion, Ideology and Politics in the Civil War Era and their Continuing Importance regarding the actions of Southern Democrat Secessionists who had already split their party during the 1860 election because I think it is very relevant today. Former and twice impeached President Donald Trump and his supporters attempted a coup by attacking Congress as it undertook its Constitutional duty to officially count the votes of the Electoral College. The assault made under the direct order of the former President was brutal and led by White Nationalists, Neo-Nazis, armed self-proclaimed militias, and a host of Theocratic Christians whose Crosses and Flags were prominent in the attack. The Terrorists who attacked the Capitol almost captured former Vice President Mike Pence who they threatened to hang, even bringing a gallows to the Capitol lawn, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi and many others. During the at

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