Author: Erik Loomis
I wonder if or when Americans will really wake up to just how far this administration is willing to go on the issue of white supremacy. For years, a National.
Mario Vargas Llosa had truly horrific politics in the second half of his life and was basically a fascist by the end. But he also is one of the greatest.
This is the grave of James Forten. Born free in Philadelphia in 1766, Forten came from a family of freed people. In fact, it was his grandfather who had become.
This is the grave of Ferdinand Silcox. Born in 1882 in Columbus, Georgia, Silcox grew up fairly well off. He went to the College of Charleston, graduating in 1903. Then.
This is the grave of Charles Goodman. Born in 1906 in New York, Charles Goldman grew up in the Jewish immigrant community of the city, his parents having arrived from.
This is the grave of Margaret Landon. Born in 1903 in Somers, Wisconsin, Margaret Mortenson grew up in Evanston, Illinois. She went to Wheaton College, graduating in 1925. While there,.
This is the grave of David Bustill Bowser. Born in 1820 in Philadelphia, Bowser grew up free. His family had fought for Black rights going back a couple of generations.
I didn't want to distract in the previous Biden post from the particular issue of his unwillingness to drop out, but this bit struck me: The president appeared obsessed with.
