Citizen Historian
Charlie RosenbergOur grasp as citizens of American history has been fractured by competing ideological versions. I am not an academic. I am a well-read citizen and I know things. If we put ALL the facts on the table, its a narrative we can all live with.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 12 | Subscribers | Read | citizenhistorian.substack.com |
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Faded Glory and Persistent Valor
How movie scripts twist the truth and fall short of teaching history
Women's Suffrage 1776-1920
It is not true that the XIX Amendment "granted women the right to vote." The amendment, ratified in 1920, established a uniform national standard that women could vote in all elections in all states. But the federal constitution never barre...
Saying Farewell to the "Two Party System"
This morning's headlines report that Robert F. Kennedy Jr is trying to get his name off the ballot in Wisconsin, among other states. Since he missed a statutory deadline, the state Elections Commission declined to do that. I would say, too ...
The Southern Unionist in the family
Why the Ku Klux Klan tried to burn down my great great grandfather's home
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After years writing for reference works, I'm currently developing a web site on the American Revolutionary War in preparation for the 250th anniversary: 1776 In Living Color.
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