The nation marked “Juneteenth” – the anniversary of the last Civil War slaves to learn they’d been freed – last week. The Atlas Society has put together a stirring video on just what that freedom represented, telling it through the eyes of famous abolitionist and freed slave Frederick Douglass.
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By Illinois ReviewJust hours after suffering a decisive 25-point defeat in the Illinois Republican primary, gubernatorial candidate Ted Dabrowski skipped the Illinois Republican Party’s annual Unity Breakfast –...
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By Amanda Szulc, Opinion ContributorThere are moments in politics when the noise threatens to drown out something essential: truth handled with integrity.For years, I wrote quietly about Illinois...
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