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“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0

The Secesh are rising again after all these years, but doing so oh so politely.

Jarvis McKenzie was simply waiting for his work ride at 5:30 a.m. on July 24 when a white man fired a rifle over his head and yelled “you better get running, boy!”

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Profiles in Kowtowing 0

Man cutting grass in front of the Supreme Court.  Voice from inside the court says,

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Trumpling History 0

Family in the Smithsonian in an exhibit room adorned with stocks, whips, shackles, nooses, and the like.  Man reads from legend,

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Still Rising Again after All These Years 0

Sam talks with Ari Berman about how John Roberts’s Supreme Supremacist Court has been working to gut the Voting Rights Act that, per the Encyclopedia Britannica, “aimed to overcome legal barriers at the state and local levels that prevented African Americans from exercising their right to vote under the Fifteenth Amendment (1870) to the Constitution of the United States.”

America’s original sin of chattel slavery continues to take its toll.

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Still Rising Again after All These Years 0

David comments on Donald Trump’s efforts to whitewash–you will pardon the expression–America’s original sin of chattel slavery and the doctrine of racial superiority that was fabricated to rationalize it.

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Establishmentarians 0

Via The Sacramento Bee, Bryan Clark takes a look behind the robes of America’s establishmentarians. A snippet; follow the link for context.

The point is to gain power for a reactionary kind of political and cultural view — hence the movement’s constant insistence on the submission of women to men; the sympathy for the Old South, even to the point of defending slavery; constant attacks on gay and transgender people; occasionally downplaying the Holocaust and so on — and Christianity is a pretty cloak to wrap that foul project in.

Also, too . . . .

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Metamorphosis 0

David discusses how Nixon’s southern strategy led to today’s Republican Party. Methinks he makes valid points. (Warning: Short commercial at the end.)

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Still Rising Again after All These Years, Reprise 0

America’s original sin of chattel slavery and the myth of racial superiority that was fabricated to justify excuse it continue to exact their toll. (Warning: Language.)

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Still Rising Again after All These Years 0

Thom discusses the current gerrymandering struggle going on in Texas. (Warning: Short commercial at about the two minute mark.)

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Still Rising Again after All These Years 0

In a longer article about some of the ways in which J. D. Vance tries to twist history, Yastreblyansky makes a telling observation: that, in attacking birthright citizenship, today’s Republican party, AKA the Party of the New Secesh, echoes the arguments of pre-civil war slaveholders.

. . . in his arguments against birthright citizenship, Vance is aligning himself with Taney, and the Dred Scott decision, against Lincoln and the outcome of the war.

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Still Rising Again after All These Years 0

Michael in Norfolk is not sanguine. A snippet; follow the link for the rest.

. . . most Republicans seem totally fine with the destruction of civil rights and an agenda to take America back to a mix of the Gilded Age and the 1950’s.

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Still Rising Again after All These Years 0

Work on the new Nissan Stadium was halted Friday after the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department reported that a noose was found on the construction site.

Per the link, they haven’t yet identified the aspiring Klansman.

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“History Does Not Repeat Itself, but If Often Rhymes”* 0

AL.com’s J. D. Crowe visualizes a rhyme.

ICE agent casting a shadow of a KKKlansman.

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*Mark Twain.

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Still Rising Again after All These Years . . . . 0

. . . and still trying to promote the lie that the Civil War was about something other than perpetuating chattel slavery.

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Still Rising Again after All These Years 0

SFGate reports that the Trump maladministration’s attempt to whitewash (I use that term advisedly) America’s history as told in America’s National Parks is not being received well by vistors to said parks.

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Still Rising Again after All These Years 0

At Above the Law, Chris Williams parses the three planks of the platform of today’s Republican Party.

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Still Rising Again after All These Years 0

Grung_e_Gene minces no words as to what he sees as the goal of today’s Republican Party. Here’s a bit from his article:

Project 2025 and Trump’s first 6 months have demonstrated exactly what I wrote was going to happen and multi-front, concentrated effort to destroy the United States and replace it with a Neo-Confederate Nation State built upon the Twin Pillars of Corporate Hegemony and White Supremacy.

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Courting Disaster 0

At Above the Law, Kathryn Rubino reports that the American public is getting wise to the Supreme Supremacist Court.

Not that it matters so long as the party of the New Secesh today’s Republican Party controls all three branches of government . . . .

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Still Rising Again after All These Years 0

Lawrence O’Donnell minces no words in commenting on Donald Trump’s restoring the names of military bases so as to honor the Secesh.

Via C&L, which has the transcript.

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