1619 Project

Glenn Loury, Ian Rowe, and Robert Woodson Debunk Myths about the Black Experience in America

By Peter Robinson July 26, 2022

The three men debunk the 1619 Project, advocate for the restoration of the black family and the black church, describe their own very different upbringings and more.

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The Supposedly Hidden History of America’s Revolution

By Allen C. Guelzo June 9, 2022

A review of Liberty Is Sweet: The Hidden History of the American Revolution, by Woody Holton.

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Reviling the West

By Peter W. Wood May 12, 2022

A review of The War on the West, by Douglas Murray.

More Evidence Against the 1619 Project

By George Leef May 8, 2022

The fact of the matter is that the 1619 Project is not really about history at all. It’s about the future.

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Lincoln Did It Better

By Diana Schaub April 14, 2022

The Second Inaugural vs. the 1619 Project.

Nikole Hannah-Jones Responds to Our 1619 and Slavery Issue

By Dan McLaughlin February 8, 2022

She reacted with a lot of sneering and ad hominem argumentation and nothing of substance.

Talking History: 1619 & Slavery

By Dan McLaughlin January 13, 2022

Dan McLaughlin and Wilfred Reilly discuss their recent NR essays with Pete Turner on his Break It Down Show.

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The 1619 Project Book Puts George Washington in a Time Machine

By Dan McLaughlin January 11, 2022

Nikole Hannah-Jones gets American history backwards.

Adding Missing Context to the Slavery Debate

By Dan McLaughlin January 7, 2022

In the latest issue of National Review, we take a look at the 1619 Project book and its ideas from a number of directions.

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The Black Experience and the Second Amendment

By Charles C. W. Cooke January 6, 2022

Our right to keep and bear arms was never a pro-slavery plot.