Sherman's Sword and Books Are Among Civil War Items Up for Auction
William T. Sherman's personal belongings, including weapons and books, are being auctioned, reflecting the continued interest in the Civil War general's legacy. [ more ]
I refuse to simplify Syria for western audiences': director Soudade Kaadan on making a war movie without bloodshed
Filmmaker Soudade Kaadan challenges traditional expectations of Syrian films by creating Nezouh, a dreamlike portrayal of a Syrian family's struggle during the war. [ more ]
Debates over Civil War overlook Kirsten Dunst's most important scene
The film 'Civil War' by Alex Garland has sparked a debate on its framing and representation of a future America, overshadowing the nuanced storytelling aspects. [ more ]
'The Letters of Emily Dickinson' Book Review: A Poetic Collection | KQED
The Letters of Emily Dickinson provide an intimate look into her life, offering readers insights into her daily activities, relationships, and thoughts. [ more ]
Patt Morrison: Confederate sentiment in Southern California ran deeper than you might know
The Rebel Yell echoed in unlikely places like old Los Angeles, reflecting a surprising sympathy for the South despite being in a politically blue area. [ more ]
The 14th Amendment has had a significant impact on various Supreme Court cases and legal decisions in the U.S.
The lofty phrases like due process, equal protection, and liberty in the 14th Amendment have played a central role in shaping American society. [ more ]
The Interview - PM Henry 'is inciting a civil war in Haiti', former premier Joseph claims
Former Haitian Prime Minister Claude Joseph denounces current interim Prime Minister Ariel Henry's decision to stay in power beyond his promised step-down date.
Joseph accuses Henry of inciting a civil war and trying to stay in power despite being rejected by the population. [ more ]
Letters: Nikki Haley's remark about the Civil War wasn't a gaffe
Nikki Haley's refusal to acknowledge slavery as the cause of the Civil War was not a gaffe, but a deliberate attempt to please Confederate sympathizers and white supremacists.
Haley's refusal to denounce the Confederate flag as a hate symbol demonstrates her disregard for the racial implications and harm it represents. [ more ]
Nikki Haley's pretend slavery gaffe' told us what this election is about | Steve Phillips
Nikki Haley's difficulty articulating the cause of the Civil War has raised questions about the unresolved issues from that era.
The controversy surrounding Haley's comments has highlighted the ongoing debate about the direction of the country's democracy and its response to growing diversity. [ more ]
Joy Reid Bursts Out Laughing at Nikki Haley's Black Friends' Line During Town Hall: Maybe We Should Interview Some'
Nikki Haley faced criticism for referencing her Black friends to address her comments about the Civil War.
Joy Reid and Michael Steele expressed incredulity and suggested that Haley should have consulted her Black friends before answering the question. [ more ]
Sunny Hostin Tells Nikki Haley She Can 'Kiss My Grits' For Bad Civil War Response
Sunny Hostin criticizes Nikki Haley for her comments about the Civil War and accuses her of being a hypocrite on race.
Hostin points out that Haley only took down the Confederate flag after being forced to and criticizes her previous dismissive stance on the issue. [ more ]
Haley's Civil War Gaffe Complicates Her New Hampshire Push
Nikki Haley's gaffe on the causes of the Civil War, which neglected to mention slavery, has given her rival Chris Christie fresh ammunition
Haley's controversial answer and other missteps may have a lasting impact on her campaign to catch up to Donald Trump in the first Republican primary in New Hampshire [ more ]
Nikki Haley, asked what caused the Civil War, leaves out slavery. It's not the first time.
Asked during a town hall in Berlin, New Hampshire, what she believed had caused the war, Haley talked about the role of government, replying that it involved "the freedoms of what people could and couldn't do."
Colorado Supreme Court justices appear skeptical of ability to remove Trump from ballot
The Colorado Supreme Court is considering whether to exclude President Trump from the ballot for a second term based on the Constitution's insurrection clause.
The justices questioned the wording of the Civil War-era clause and whether Trump had incited an insurrection during the Capitol attack. [ more ]
'Nothing Good Happens in Wazirabad on Wednesday' is a novel set in 1990s Kabul, Afghanistan, depicting the everyday life of a community during wartime.
Author Jamaluddin Aram aims to show a different side of Afghanistan, highlighting the ordinary aspects of life amidst conflict. [ more ]
Raped during Ethiopia's war, survivors now rejected by their families
Over 100,000 women in Ethiopia's Tigray region may have been raped during the civil war.
Countless women who gave birth as a result of rape are struggling with ostracization and rejection from their communities.
The violence against Tigrayan women was sustained and organized, with multiple perpetrators including Ethiopian and Eritrean soldiers and Amhara militiamen. [ more ]