90 Years After Deadly Labor Strike, S.C. Textile Town Ready to Own Its History
HONEA PATH – Ninety years after one of South Carolina’s deadliest labor strikes, the remains of the mill where flaring tempers escalated into gunfire that left seven dead are set to come down. Partial demolitions in the past left remnants of the textile plant that...
A Second Trump Presidency Would Be Terrible For The Economy
Following the Eating Pets imbroglio, one would think that undecided voters would have their doubts quelled about how to vote in November. What more is there to say? This sociopath stood by while his violent mob smashed their way into the Capitol searching for the vice...
You’re Bugging Me: Accusations of Entomological Warfare in the Civil War
The harlequin bug arrived in Texas in 1864, coinciding with increased Federal operations in the state. Earning nicknames such as the “Lincolnite” or “Sherman-bug,” its sudden appearance and proclivities appeared to make it the perfect weapon.[1] It feeds on the juices...
The Reason Young Women Embrace the Left Do Not Reflect Well On Them
Last week, The New York Times featured an article titled: “How the Last Eight Years Made Young Women More Liberal.” According to every poll, since 2016 there has been an unprecedented political/social gender gap between young American women and men. Here...Obiter Dicta
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