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Hopkinsville ledger reads like a pre-Civil War 'Who's Who' - Vimarsana News

Hopkinsville ledger reads like a pre-Civil War 'Who's Who'

After running a hotel in the heart of Hopkinsville, proprietor Burwell C. Ritter was elected to Congress and was serving in Washington, D.C., at the time of Lincoln's assassination.

US presidents who only served one term or less, ranked | The Jersey Tomato Press - Vimarsana News

US presidents who only served one term or less, ranked | The Jersey Tomato Press

Stacker analyzed how single-term U.S. presidents compare in the eyes of professional observers of the presidency, using C-SPAN's June 2021 ranking of 44 U.S. presidents.  

The alarming implications of Alito's "domestic supply of infants" footnote - Vimarsana News

The alarming implications of Alito's "domestic supply of infants" footnote

A “domestic supply of infants” is exactly what the framers of the Fourteenth Amendment intended to abolish.

Source: slate.com
The ACLU Claims the Second Amendment Is Racist, But Gun Control Has the Real Record on Systemic Oppression - Vimarsana News

The ACLU Claims the Second Amendment Is Racist, But Gun Control Has the Real Record on Systemic Oppression

To allege that the Second Amendment is inherently racist is detached from history and reality.

Source: fee.org
Black History & Heritage - Vimarsana News

Black History & Heritage

On Feb. 5, nationally 1866 - Congressman Thaddeus Stevens offered an amendment to Freedmen’s Bureau Bill authorizing the distribution of public land and confiscated land to freedmen and loyal refugees in 40-acre lots. 1958 - Clifton R. Wharton Sr. confirmed as minister to Rumania. This career diplomat was the first Black to head a U.S. embassy in Europe. 1962 - Suit seeking to bar Englewood, N.J., from maintaining “racial segregated” elementary schools filed in U.S. District Court. Source: Alice Tyler Milton, Lawson State Community College; for more information: blackhistorysalute.com