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Abraham Lincoln: July 4 Means More Than ‘Mere Separation of Colonies From Motherland’.

On July 4, 1776, 56 men representing 13 British colonies in North America signed the Declaration of Independence in Philadelphia.  Since then, Americans celebrated that day as our first national holiday. Years later, Abraham Lincoln stopped at Independence Hall in […]

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July 4, Local 54, Polistina and Murphy Budget

Podcast: Play in new window | EmbedFollow Spotify | Android | MoreJuly 4 is not just Independence Day.  It is American Independence Day.   It is different and better than anybody else’s Independence Day. a.     Many countries have an independence day.  Haiti,

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Frederick Douglass Scorned July 4 BEFORE Civil War. Proud Of It Afterwards. Media Lies Again.

It is true that on July 5, 1852, Frederick Douglass told a crowd of mostly white supporters that he was embarrassed by July 4 celebrations.  He said that each year, they reminded him of America’s failure to apply the “sentiments”

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America Created With “Sentiments” of Liberty Through Words of Declaration in Philadelphia on July 4, 1776. Dedicated to “Rebirth Of Freedom” Through Blood at Gettysburg To End Slavery in July, 1863.

Our Declaration of Independence of 1776 held these truths to be “self-evident”: “We are all created equal.  We are endowed by our Creator with certain unalienable rights.  Among these are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness.  That to secure

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16 Stories To Refute “400 Years of Racism in America” Lie. Share Them With Your Children. But Most Important Story Is The One You Tell Of Your Own Family.

  “Atlantic City was the place to be, better than Philadelphia or New York City even. It held the promise of long-term work as waiters, waitresses, cooks, porters, doormen, bellhops, busboys, chambermaids and more, and there was room for advancement

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