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A dream shattered the chains of Socialist Realism. A pendant once symbolizing safety revealed itself as oppression. One artist dared to paint differently—and was punished for it. The Dream That Painted Me is a story of defiance, censorship, and the unbreakable freedom found in art.
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Explore how propaganda shapes moral agency—from Paine’s revolutionary pen to modern unrest. An essay on truth, freedom, and the individual mind.
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As demonstrated throughout history, very few political things have permanence. It’s both a curse and a blessing that politics is, in many ways, merely a reflection and not the creator of our culture and societal ethics. So what would it take to make permanent strides towards a more constitutional government?
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This is a far cry from the small, local, and responsive government our founders imagined for us. Instead, it’s a self-replicating immortal monster incentivized to be as inefficient, expensive, and non-productive as possible. How did we get here?
Read MoreUltimately, most Americans living in the Colonies at the time of the Revolutionary War were perfectly fine with being British, while the British saw them as American barbarians, not as their civilized selves. George Washington...
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In the modern age, we are suffering from a drought. Too many modern trends throw away the past and give no thought for the future. They reject the tunnel given to us by the past and refuse to build another.
But the tunnel of Eupalinos teaches us to protect our water supply
Did you have the dubious honor of listening to September 10th’s presidential debate? If so, you...
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This data shows a very interesting tie between education and religion. Why did education fall when religion and morality were removed? The answer is because religion encourages people to have good principles and morals, leading them to work hard for good things that will bring them success.
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By Libertatem Fidelium Over four centuries, the same idea can change a lot. Education has always...
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By Veritas Libertatis In February 1943 the University of Durham would be the first to receive what...
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Imagine if somebody were to write a biography about you but only wrote about all your faults and left out all the good things about you? You would probably complain and say that it was not an accurate description of yourself. History is taught like this sometimes. The bad things are brought out in front, and the good and great things are left in the background.
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“If a nation expects to be ignorant and free, in a state of civilization, it expects what never was and never will be.”
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So if we’re all so different, then what did the founding fathers mean by “All men are created equal.”?
Executive orders have shaped America since Washington, sometimes securing freedom like Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation, but also expanding presidential power in ways that threaten democracy. While critics warn of dictatorship-like decrees, supporters see efficiency in times of crisis. The Constitution’s checks and balances remind us that executive power must remain limited yet capable to preserve both strength and liberty.
