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The hanging of 38 Sioux Indians at Mankato, Minnesota in 1862, following a brief military conflict, is often seen as the ultimate evidence of oppression of Native Americans by whites. Each year, a long horseback ride is conducted to honor those who were hanged; Minnesota's left-wing governor participates annually in the ride. But this conventional view is wrong. In reality, the Great Sioux Massacre of 1862 is the blackest moment
Remember when Democrats assured us that they just wanted to get rid of statues of Confederate generals, plus Jefferson Davis? That was the issue in Charlottesville. But of course it didn't stop there. Liberals don't hate the Confederacy, they hate America. So inevitably, the Great Emancipator is now in their sights. Here in Minnesota, Democratic Representative Jamie Becker-Finn complains about having to see a portrait of Lincoln in the Minnesota
Digital artist Gene Felice live-codes environmental images and micro-organisms in FlowILM, taking place at CAM on Thursday night as part of Earth Day 2021. The light and art installation also features artists Jeremy Roberts, Kimathi Moore and Janice Lancaster, who are all part of the Algae Society. (Port City Daily/Courtesy of Gene Felice) WILMINGTON — The human relationship to water is an important one. It makes up 60% of adult bodies and 71% of the planet. It can be a life-sustaining element as much as a life-threatening force. These concepts will be celebrated on Earth Day at Cameron A...