The American revolution was not a moral crusade, and its bourgeois-democratic tasks were not completed until the Civil War. But that it was historically progressive is plain to see from the backward British colonies that didn’t break away: just look at Canada

the fact that nobody seems to recognize that the american revolution was a complex event with dozens of disparate groups who each had their own multifaceted reasons to want to take part in it on various sides is probably the most tedious part of this discourse

"His loss leaves a hole in our family and in the Oakland community he served so passionately." John Beam, the revered Laney College football coach and athletic director, died Friday morning after being shot on campus a day earlier. 📷: John O'Hara, Deanne Fitzmaurice/S.F.

California supremacy FTW

That was absolutely pass interference wtf?

If the West Bank isn’t occupied, then how can Israel just annex it then?

This is why I don't trust AI because this is clearly not happening.

You’re looking at a creation of the 1890s/1900s when a clear attempt at reunification of friendly ties with the North and South were in vogue. You can read the journals Union soldiers kept during the war and read the contempt they held for Confederates

First Harper, then Wemby, then Castle? Either them boys made out of cardboard or they need a new personal trainer.

So they still play Drake at sporting events?

This! Plus, just an indication of how many people from both sides are missing the point of Ken Burns' docuseries.