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Effort by Trump Administration to Alter History Teaching Condemned by Actual Historians

The final effort by the Trump administration to alter the teaching of history was a report from the newly minted 1776 Commission released on Martin…

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Two Obscure Confederate Monuments in the Florida Panhandle

We saw a lot of media attention given to Confederate monuments over the summer. These monuments often occupy prominent spaces in Southern towns and cities….

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When Frederick Douglass Met Pres. Johnson to Ask for Right to Vote, Johnson Warned of Race War

On February 7, 1866 Frederick Douglass led a delegation of 13 representatives of the National Convention of Colored Men to the White House to meet…

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Defending the Right of Whites to Fire Blacks Who Voted Republican to Prevent Mongrelism- South Carolina Nov. 1868

Supporters of white supremacy did not only use violence to influence the votes of African Americans. They also threatened to fire them if they voted…

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General Meade Outlaws Ku Klux Propaganda April 1868

On April 7, 1868 New York Times reported on an effort by General George Gordon Meade to halt pro-Klan propaganda efforts . Meade had commanded…

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Murder of Judge Inconveniences Young People Hoping to Marry-KKK Attack October 1868

The Pulaski Citizen was the first newspaper to express sympathy for the Ku Klux Klan. Its pages provided the original impulse for the expansion of…

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Book Review-The 1868 St. Bernard Parish Massacre: Blood in the Cane Fields by C. Dier

The 1868 St. Bernard Parish Massacre: Blood in the Cane Fields by C. Dier published by History Press (2017) 147 pages Harcover $23.99, Paperback $20.16, Kindle…

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Gettysburg Times Covers Historians’ Day of Action #WeWantMoreHistory

On September 30, 2020, the Gettysburg Times published an article on the Historians’ Day of Action at Gettysburg. I was fortunate enough to have been…

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The White League Monument at Liberty Place in New Orleans

On September 13, 1891 the New Orleans newspapers announced that the following day there was to be a celebration on Canal Street on the anniversary…

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The Battle of Liberty Place: White League Uprising Sept. 14, 1874

On September 12, 1874, a Saturday, posters began going up in New Orleans calling for the white people of the city to assemble at the…

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