Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
A few Brits on Twitter congratulated us on our 250th birthday as a nation by reminding us that this Sunday they will celebrate the 1,099th anniversary of their nationhood.
Well, cheers to them as well.
What are our “Rights?” We understand, or should, what the Constitution pointed out to us as our “inalienable Rights,” but the question must be asked: why are those rights being ignored for Americans but enforced for criminals?
Race has been a pervasive concept throughout human history-delineating divisions among people based on physical attributes, ethnicity, and cultural backgrounds.
Regardless of perspective, the aftermath of the January 6th event, has had far-reaching implications, raising concerns about the erosion of fundamental constitutional principles.
Enacted in the aftermath of the tragic events of September 11, 2001, the USA PATRIOT Act stands as a pivotal example of how seemingly well-intentioned legislation can inadvertently threaten constitutional rights.
Congresswoman Cori Bush is demanding that the United States pay reparations for the damage done by slavery. But haven’t we been making reparations for almost 60 years with the affirmative action program?
When the Supreme Court uses “compelling state interest” to justify infringements of unalienable rights, those decisions do not hold the status of law.
We’re told by the left that our history of slavery is America’s original sin. So, why is the left demanding a headlong rush back to slavery
While the FBI chases the elusive “white supremacist domestic terrorist,” it seems blind to other attacks on our society.
Legacy Media: Bragg investigated Trump for 2 years, upended our legal system, and launched a media circus for this? This nothingburger is all he’s got?
There is no greater form of government overreach than federal officials, using the power of their offices to violate our Constitutionally protected rights. Fortunately, there’s already a statute that criminalizes such actions. It just needs better enforcement.
The Power of the People – From Civil Rights to Salvation! Today’s America is far different from that which I grew up in the 1960’s.
With today being the federal holiday celebrating and honoring Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. ‘s birthday, I thought it would be appropriate to take a moment to remember his famous “I Have a Dream” speech and what God did in our midst through his life and in that season. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. spoke …
Once upon a time, the ACLU stood for something. Its official statement was that it stood for the rights guaranteed in the Bill of Rights.
