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It was really “Deconstruction”

What the “history” books referred to as “Reconstruction” after the War of Northern Aggression was really the complete destruction of

I have a bone to pick. As the 2024 predictions begin rolling out from our side, the mostly cool-headed and

If the title of this article does not make you cringe, or if a little vomit does not rise up

October 26th is a day of contrasts. On one hand, it is the day the Patriot Act went into effect in

There are things that are very clear to me in our continuing battle to reassert ourselves as a separate and

“Well, not with that attitude!” This is the phrase of playful banter between my wife and me. It’s meant to

The ancient Greeks had a word for ‘excellence’ that was very special to them: arete (said ah-ree-tee). One fellow, Dr. Mike

If I may, I’ll continue on the theme of occupying space and residing in the places which belong to our

Old men observe and imagine the fate of the “country,” one that was once a relatively free group of independent

[The inspiration for the lengthy article which follows comes from a short conversation I recently had with one of my