News From Around the South 8/22 to 8/29
TENNESSEE: State Judge Ignores Confederate Monuments Inside Their Own Courts The Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals held last week that it isn’t prejudicial for jurors to decide the fates of Black people from inside a government jury room effectively dedicated to the...
On Government Invasions of Private Property
The execution of a search warrant on the home of former President Donald Trump has brought to mind a dark and dangerous side of law enforcement. The idea of government agents rummaging through the private possessions on the private property of anyone against that...
Four Early American Heroes Whose Revolutionary Careers Ended in Humiliation
Revolutionary War history is filled with heroes and villains, and which is which depends on which side of the Atlantic you were sitting. Here in the United States, our history textbooks mention every one of the names on this list, a memory of their valuable...
Is ‘Autocracy’ America’s Mortal Enemy?
In the aftermath of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, President Joe Biden declared to the nation and world: “We are engaged anew in a great battle for freedom. A battle between democracy and autocracy.” On her trip to Taiwan, Speaker Nancy Pelosi echoed...
News From Around the South 8/15 to 8/22
GEORGIA: Book Retells Atlanta History During Civil War Lt. William Hoyle Nesbit, 21, was languishing in a Virginia hospital after having his arm shot off in the Battle of Gettysburg. A caregiver, trying to help, sent a dictated telegram to Nesbit’s father on July 14,...Obiter Dicta
WASHINGTON — Actress Sara Foster captured the rage of many Angelenos who have watched their city burn from the Palisades Read More
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SOUTH CAROLINA: S.C. Parks Dept. Seeks $18M to Open Four New State Parks COLUMBIA — Four new state parks could open in 2025, if South Carolina’s parks department receives the Read More