Category: Civil Rights
Politics at its Worst
On this day in 1856, the caning of abolitionist Sen. Charles Sumner (R-MA) is administered on the floor of the United States Senate at the…
The End of Separate But Equal
On this day in 1954, marking the end of the beginning or the beginning of the end in the war on racial inequality, the US…
Far Too Many Americans Do Not Know These Truths About The US Constitution
It appears that a large percentage of American adults had not been paying attention when the Constitution was taught to them in school. Or perhaps they just never received a civics lesson.
The Greatest Man Of The 20th Century
Nelson Mandela died today in his home. Nelson Mandela was not supposed to die. Not now. Not ever. Can you even imagine a world without…
Right Focuses On Repeal Of 17th Amend. As Part Of Their War On Voters
The 17th Amendment, which was enacted into the Constitution in 1913, allows for the election of state senators by popular vote. The repeal of the 17th Amendment…
Maddow: If You Want To Vote In Texas, It Will Help To Be White (VIDEO)
Using the great state of Texas as a test case, Rachel Maddow excoriated the GOP’s voter suppression efforts ahead of future elections. Maddow goes to…
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