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Queer Colonists: Colonial Williamsburg Historical Inclusion or Revisionism?

Historical reenactors at Colonial Williamsburg may soon be sporting pride flags with their powdered wigs as the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation has discovered new lesbian and transgender history associated with the historic site, according to Red State. The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation developed a gender diversity committee in 2019 to conduct research for what life was like…

Fail to the Chief: The Least Offensive Presidents
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Fail to the Chief: The Least Offensive Presidents

Last week, I presented a list of what I consider to be America’s worst presidents. It pleased virtually no one. Not to be outdone, this week I will outrage you by flipping the switch and looking at America’s least offensive presidents. Notice I didn’t say “best”; they all kind of suck in their own ways….

Give Me Liberty: Could We Make Dueling Legal Again?
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Give Me Liberty: Could We Make Dueling Legal Again?

By Mikhail Timonin What does honor mean to you? According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, it is “a good name or public esteem; or, a showing of usually merited respect.” Cultures throughout the world put a heavy emphasis on honor. You may consider a soldier in the military earning a medal in combat through blood, sweat…

Can Liberty Survive the Marxist Purge?
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Can Liberty Survive the Marxist Purge?

By Stewart Jones While mobs continue tearing down monuments and shaming elected officials into removing statues of historical significance — from Christopher Columbus to Gen. Robert E. Lee and even Thomas Jefferson and George Washington — Clemson University (which receives over $100 million annually from the State of South Carolina) quietly decided to remove John…

Thomas Paine’s Common Sense ~ Sundays With Steffi
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Thomas Paine’s Common Sense ~ Sundays With Steffi

Happy Sunday, Liberty Lovers! My mom has always told me that I have common sense. It only seemed fitting to read Thomas Paine’s “Common Sense” to celebrate his birthday week! “Common Sense” was published in 1776 and it played an instrumental role in motivating the citizens of America to seek independence from Britain. If you…

Thomas Jefferson’s Macaroons ~ Sundays (Baking) With Steffi
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Thomas Jefferson’s Macaroons ~ Sundays (Baking) With Steffi

Happy Sunday, Liberty Lovers! It’s no secret that Thomas Jefferson is my favorite president. I even have the socks to prove it! I always love learning new facts about him, such as that he loved macaroons. Luckily, ’tis the season for baking holiday cookies! In this video, I’ll do a little Christmas caroling, coconut macaroon…

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The Little-Known History of the Wild West Is the Ultimate “Mandalorian” Easter Egg

I love Star Wars and I enjoy a good Western, so it’s no surprise to any of my friends and co-workers that I’ve been engrossed with The Mandalorian on Disney+. I’ll go ahead and warn you now, there will be some spoilers ahead, so if you haven’t caught up at least through Episode 6 of…

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The Capitalist Blessings of Thanksgiving in Plymouth Colony

Thanksgiving. The holiday we set aside each November to be grateful for our blessings throughout the year. Although the historic celebration between the Pilgrims and Native Americans was not the first day of Thanksgiving ever to be observed in America, this story from our history teaches a valuable lesson any freedom lover will treasure. The…

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Next Generation of Americans Will Embrace Socialism If We Lose ‘War on History’

As young Americans are losing an understanding of civics and American history, they increasingly embrace socialism. An annual poll conducted for the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation again found that the younger generations have a far sunnier view of socialism and communism than their elders. Some of the findings from the YouGov survey, released Oct. 28, were deeply…

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Why You Should Read “What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?” to Your Kids

As families and friends gather together throughout the US this week to celebrate liberty, we rightfully give a nod to Thomas Jefferson who authored the Declaration of Independence. Adopted by the Second Continental Congress on July 4, 1776, it proclaimed our independence from British rule, acknowledged that the thirteen colonies were sovereign, and provided an…