American Despotism: The Rise of Black Power and Widespread Violence - The American Spectator
To most Americans in the 1960s, black power was seen as a threat, as anti-white, anti-Western civilization, and anti-American ideology.
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To most Americans in the 1960s, black power was seen as a threat, as anti-white, anti-Western civilization, and anti-American ideology.
By suggesting a government workaround to the city's shoplifting epidemic, Mayor Brandon Johnson shows he's not up to the job.
THE FOUNDATION "Of all the dispositions and habits which lead to political prosperity, Religion and morality are indispensable supports." —George Washington (1796) On this day in Patriot history, our nation's first and greatest president, George Washington, published his Farewell Address, which...
Hey, it's coming. and underneath that when we return to reality, you know, back on earth one, when you put the spin aside and the efforts, which are political tricks, to define deviancy down, put that aside, to quote another historical period, you end up with a real question about whether the justice department, through the special counsel's independence, a prosecutor who has gone after democrats and republicans alike, foreign leaders, has no discernible provable bias, whether through evidence and facts this special counsel will bring forward the first ever coup indictment in our history, some...
The investigation of the deadly derailment of Am...