Chapter 7: Nov. 17-Dec. 9, 2003

The video was a way for the new principal to introduce himself to students, but reactions were mixed

The Glenn Becks and Mike Huckabees of the world are manufacturing a distorted version of American history

A longtime Reaganite is the president and CEO of the Politico. Are we supposed to believe that to be irrelevant to its political coverage?

In his dissenting opinion in the Windsor marriage case, why is he mocking concern for the dignity of individuals?

Visiting on the eve of the Irish famine, the great leader stayed silent on British oppression. A new book tells why

Abraham Lincoln is portrayed making arguments that sound like modern Proud Boys begging a judge for forgiveness

Critics say uneven enforcement has led to racial profiling and civil rights violations in certain regions

Chapter 8: Dec. 12-30, 2003

Not every hopeful monarch got their chance to ascend the throne, no matter how long they waited

Covington Catholic teenager Nick Sandmann is suing The Washington Post for $250 million, claims defamation

I know I'll never eat breakfast with Donald Trump — here's why

The network's recent miniseries "The Abolitionists" shamefully ignored the contributions of African-Americans

Maybe a lesson about people who refuse to learn from the instructive dissent of social movements