Juneteenth should reinforce that we are all capable of self-government
The American civil rights movement often called the second American Revolution, confronted ingrained prejudices and the idea that some are essentially destined to be serfs.
N.C. Rep. Jay Adams, R-Catawba, talks with The Carolina Journal’s Ray Nothstine during the Carolina Liberty Conference in Raleigh. Adams discusses the history of Second Amendment, and its future.
The rewriting of history is reaching new and absurd levels if World War II can be blamed on the Allies and not the Axis powers.
One of the great legacies of North Carolina history and our nation was the explosion of the American civil rights movement. As a leader in that movement, Martin Luther King Jr. continually appealed to our strengths as a nation: The American founding, the rule of law, and the Christian tradition. Ultimately, his words — often...
Building and sustaining public trust is critical in any emergency situation that might require a prolonged and collective sacrifice.