Fathers and Sons, American-Style
This is why men can’t talk about their fathers. Our reverence cuts too close to the very core of who
What Exactly Was The Spirit Of ’76?
July 4 is typically a day when Americans celebrate the meaning of 1776 and reflect upon its relevance. Independence Day 2020
Equality and the American Dream
When I was a young boy growing up in Canada, I read a children’s book that changed my life. It
Abolition and the American Founding
Today’s leftists denounce the Declaration and Constitution as pro-slavery. It’s not a new argument, political scientist C. Bradley Thompson says.
The Intersection Between Civilization and Barbarism
The forces of savagery are closer than you think. Last week, I was in Santiago, Chile, delivering eight lectures
The Rise and Fall of the Pajama-Boy Nietzscheans
America’s ideals are worth defending against two-bit impostors. We frequently publish views and criticism of ourselves and others, whether or
Historian: America’s Homeschooling Mothers Are Leading Our Next Revolution
“The leaders of the revolution are America’s homeschooling mothers,” said C. Bradley Thompson, professor of political science professor at Clemson
Meet the professor willing to tell the ‘moral history of the American Revolution’
On campuses across America, professors ridicule and attack the nation’s founding principles. In academia, there is a concerted effort to
‘Americanism’ can save us from a modern-day civil war. Here’s why.
There was a time, not long ago... when most Americans were proud to be Americans, and they liked each other.
Liberal Education and the Quest for Truth, Freedom, and Greatness
This essay was originally published in The Objective Standard. America’s universities are collapsing into a miasma of postmodernism and multiculturalism... They have been