Three years after the Civil War ended, on May 5, 1868, the head of an organization of Union veterans — the Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) — established Decoration…

…before the presidential campaign much of this legal drama could have been avoided. Following the Civil War, Congress decided that they didn’t want persons, who had previously taken an oath…

…home that displays items commemorating the Civil Rights Movement on March 15, 2018, in Memphis, Tenn. Nickleberry, the longtime Memphis sanitation worker who participated in the pivotal 1968 strike that…

…him from the presidency. The record is clear that the legislators who wrote and enacted the amendment in the wake of the Civil War were not just thinking of the…

Taken from Joyce Vance’s Civil Discourse I thought perhaps the argument going on in front of Federal Judge Cannon about Jack Smith’s appointment to prosecute XPres. Donald Trump might need…

…is taken from Civil Discourse. Five Questions With Christian Nationalism Expert Amanda Tyler by Joyce Vance Civil Discourse Earlier this week, Missouri Senator Josh Hawley said, “Some will say now that…

…getting a judge’s consent. Protections against these kinds of extrajudicial evictions date back centuries. Today, lockouts are criminalized in six US states, punishable by imprisonment, and are banned by civil…

…too: it was before the 1964 Civil Rights Act and the 1965 Voting Rights Act with which Congress tried to make the racial equality promised in the 1868 Fourteenth Amendment…

Important Alert: Update on Project 2025, Civil Discourse Claiming in a press release that they had “nothing to do” with Project 2025 and that it wasn’t “associated with the campaign…

Trumps Court Cases an Update by Joyce Vance Civil Discourse Just so you know, I am not kidding. This reads as a soap opera. Poor Trump so many issue ….