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Donald J. Trump, meet Charles S. Morehead, the guy who was elected governor of Kentucky in 1855 on the anti-immigrant “Know-Nothing” ticket. “Americans should rule America” was the Know-Nothings’ credo. Translation: white, native-born Protestants like them. Officially, the American Party, it was dubbed the “Know-Nothing” party because members were supposed to reply — like Sgt. […] The post Anti-immigrant politics could spark violence in Kentucky. It has happened before. appeared first on Kentuck

Louisville was the stage for one of the worse anti-immigrant riots in American history, but few young people today seem to know about it.

The campaign to remove the statue of John Castleman in Louisville came out because of a confluence of events. Here's the timeline.

Jan. 1, 1866, Gen. John M. Palmer, a Kentucky native, addressed a large crowd of newly freed African Americans at the Jefferson County Courthouse.

The racist mass murder in Buffalo shows that history is repeating itself. The "Know-Nothings" have returned. Tucker Carlson’s great replacement nonsense will be familiar to any Irish with a pinch of historical knowledge. The Irish were the great replacements after the Famine ships arrived.