Assessing the 1619 Project; How Sheen, King, & Falwell Changed American Politics

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Assessing the 1619 Project: A Law & Liberty Symposium

by Law & Liberty Editors

What happens when our study of history becomes a casualty of identity politics? Read More »

America’s Exceptional Guilt

by Jason Ross

For the 1619 Project, even the Garrisonian solution—of demanding that Americans open their borders and their national identity—will never suffice. Read More »

Reclaiming 1619

by Kevin Gutzman

A look at the complexities of Virginia in 1619 suggests that assigning blame for slavery is a complex business. Read More »

The New York Times Resurrects the Positive Good Slavery Argument

by W. B. Allen

The “1619 Project” can deliver on its promissory only by enslaving free labor. Read More »

Slavery Gave Us Double-Entry Bookkeeping?

by Hans Eicholz

Redefining historical facts and concepts for political ends, as Matthew Desmond does, is to incite group resentments. Read More »

How Sheen, King, & Falwell Changed American Politics

by James M. Patterson

James Patterson talks about three legendary clergymen in America and how they shaped our public discourse. Read More »

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