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Civil War 2.0 (Op-Ed)

July 13, 2023July 13, 2023 TTC 4 Comments Civil War, Democrats, Donald Trump, James Ferguson, LGBTQ, Marxism, Opinion, Pride Month, Republicans, Transgender, Wokeism

“Wokism” Is Our Modern-Day Equivalent Of Pre-Civil War Slavery. This Marxist Class Warfare Philosophy Is Most Simply Defined As “Being Alert To Invisible Injustices Perpetrated Against Disempowered Classes Of People.” As A Result, “Race” And Victimhood Are Seen In Everything. In Fact, The Term Intersectionality Holds That Minority Grievances Intersect To Oppose “Patriarchal Oppressors.” One Person Talking To Two Others Might Claim Victimhood In Such A Warped Reality.

State News

‘Most Controversial Figure In Tennessee History’ To Be Removed From Eighth-Grade Classrooms

June 26, 2023June 26, 2023 TTC 16 Comments Cancel Culture, Civil War, Confederate, curriculum, History, Nathan Bedford Forrest, Tennessee, Tennessee schools

A Controversial Historical Figure From The Civil War Era, Nathan Bedford Forrest, Is Slated To Be Removed From Tennessee’s Eighth-Grade Social Studies Standards.

State News

Nashville Suburb Files Lawsuit To Change Civil War Themed Street Names In Local Subdivision

January 6, 2023January 6, 2023 TTC 5 Comments Cancel Culture, Civil War, Confederate, Davidson County, Davidson County Chancery Court, Forest Hills, Heritage Protection Act, Lawsuit, Marshall Albritton, Nashville, Tennessee

The City Of Forest Hills Is Suing The Tennessee Historical Commission, Claiming That The Group Is Not Authorized To Prevent Them From Selecting New Names For The Streets Of One Of The Suburb’s Subdivisions.

Local News

Rep. Greg Vital Sponsors Fall 2022 Moccasin Bend Lecture Series

September 2, 2022September 2, 2022 TTC 0 Comments Civil War, Events, Greg Vital, Moccasin Bend Lecture Series, National Park Partners, Tennessee Aquarium IMAX

The Moccasin Bend Lecture Series Is Presented Each Fall With Fascinating Speakers And Topics Related To National Parks And Conservation; Indigenous Culture And History; And Chattanooga’s Place In The U.S. Civil War.

Opinion

The Mason-Dixon Line, Past And Present

March 1, 2022March 1, 2022 TTC 1 Comment Civil War, Conservatism, Family, Mason-Dixon Line, North, Patriotism, Politics, Progressives, religion, South, U.S. Congress, values, William Haupt III, Wokeism

This symbolic parallel has been a weapon by the North to cast aspersions against Southern culture, religious values and political ideologies. Forever and a day it has been a mythical barricade to “shelter pseudo Northern sophistication from crude Southern contamination.”
This enigmatical line continues to serve as a political and cultural boundary that defines differences in socio-political ideology between the North and South. Without discrimination towards race, class or gender, today it defines the regional strengths of the South; its culture, religious dogma, law and order, family values, respect for guns and marriage, its conservative politics and its elite patriotism.

Memorial Day decorations at Maui Veterans Cemetery Makawao, Maui, Hawaii.

Opinion

Honoring The Martyrs Of The Race Course

June 1, 2021June 1, 2021 TTC 1 Comment Cancel Culture, civil unrest, Civil War, Decoration Day, Frederick Douglass, George Floyd, Martin Luther King, Media, Memorial Day, Opinion, Robert E. Lee, Social Unrest, systematic racism, Systemic Racism, William Haupt III, Wokeness

Since The Tragic Death Of George Floyd, America Has Witnessed One Tragedy After Another As The Media Has Fueled One Of The Most Divisive Periods In History Since The Civil War’s Brother Against Brother. Lost In The Ashes Of This Unrest And Unfound Claims Of Systematic Racism And The Decadent Anti-Forgiving Cancel Culture Of Woke-ism Are Memories Of Many Of Our Nation’s Greatest Unifiers.

Local News

Wreckage Located In The Tennessee River May Be The U.S.S. Chattanooga

April 30, 2021April 30, 2021 TTC 0 Comments Chattanooga, Civil War, Erwine Marine, Morgan Smith, Riverfront, Tennessee, Tennessee Aquarium, Tennessee River, U.S.S. Chattanooga, Ulysses S. Grant, Underwater Anthropology, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, UTC, UTC Department of Anthropology, UTC Walker Center for Teaching and Learning

A University Of Tennessee At Chattanooga Assistant Professor And His Students Are 90 Percent Sure They Have Found The Wreckage Of The U.S.S. Chattanooga Lying At The Bottom Of The Tennessee River.

Local News

Commissioner Boyd Calls for Removal of All Courthouse Monuments

October 9, 2020January 13, 2021 TTC 0 Comments Alexander P. Stewart, Chattanooga, Civil War, Confederacy, Confederate, Courthouse, Hamilton County Commission, History, Military, Monuments, Petition, Tennessee, Tim Boyd, Union, UTC

If one monument must go, should all monuments go with it?

Local News

Petition To Remove Lt. General Stewart’s Statue From Chattanooga Courthouse Gains Steam

October 6, 2020October 6, 2020 TTC 1 Comment Alexander P. Stewart, Chattanooga, Civil War, Courthouse, Daughters of the Confederacy, Hamilton County Commission, History, Maryville, Monuments, Petition, Tennessee, Tennessee Historical Commission, UTC

A petition to remove the historic statue of Confederate Lieutenant General Alexander P. Stewart in front of the courthouse in downtown Chattanooga has gained more than a thousand signatures.

Civil War

Civil War 2.0 (Op-Ed)

‘Most Controversial Figure In Tennessee History’ To Be Removed From Eighth-Grade Classrooms

Nashville Suburb Files Lawsuit To Change Civil War Themed Street Names In Local Subdivision

Rep. Greg Vital Sponsors Fall 2022 Moccasin Bend Lecture Series

The Mason-Dixon Line, Past And Present

Wreckage Located In The Tennessee River May Be The U.S.S. Chattanooga

Commissioner Boyd Calls for Removal of All Courthouse Monuments

Petition To Remove Lt. General Stewart’s Statue From Chattanooga Courthouse Gains Steam

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