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Monday After: Looking back at Ohio's 1871 governor race Noyes-McCook

Monday After: Looking back at Ohio's 1871 governor race Noyes-McCook
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What Does 'GOP' Stand For?

The Republican Party is known as the "GOP," but why? And what does "GOP" even mean? ....

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Beware the Squirrel Pie: Cincinnati's Long History With Cicadas

Beware the Squirrel Pie: Cincinnati's Long History With Cicadas
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13 Curious Cincinnati Streets and How They Got Their Names

13 Curious Cincinnati Streets and How They Got Their Names
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The White League's Violent Insurrection in Louisiana Was Almost a Success

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Just four years ago, New Orleans was reckoning with its own history of insurrection.
After a city council vote, the city removed a conspicuous stone obelisk that had been erected to honor an 1874 armed rebellion against its own state. It was emblazoned with an egregious, racist message lamenting that the federal government had restored power to the elected Republican “usurpers” at the time but proudly claiming a later election “recognized white supremacy in the south and gave us our state.”
The monument to commemorate the so-called “Battle of Liberty Place” was completed in 1891, but the inscription to white supremacy wasn’t added until 40 years after that. In those years, New Orleanian ex-Confederates and white Democrats celebrated the insurrection annually with memorial ceremonies. The obelisk was a towering relic of the long-standing conviction that the insurrectionists had struggled nobly for the white race against a corrupt state government. ....

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