Posts tagged Politics

It’s officially 2020, which means a new decade and a new presidential election. The current presidency has been rocky at best, so it is important …

A new decade is fast approaching. While we can easily look back on the events of history, none of us know for certain what will …

In the days following the 2016 presidential elections, it seemed impossible to escape talks of the “white working class” and their role in electing Donald …

Dr. Elwood Watson, a professor of history, African American studies and gender studies at ETSU, has authored a new book, “Keepin’ It Real: Essays on …

In this second article in the capitalism series, I intend to expose flaws in a competing philosophy – socialism – by highlighting how the system’s …

On Nov. 10, Bolivian President Evo Morales was forced to resign after a military coup. Evo Morales was a socialist and the first indigenous president …

Socialism is scary, or so we have been told. In America, we have been subject to a vast misinformation campaign against leftism, made most apparent …

When the founders of our country wrote the Constitution, they ensured that the people of America would have a say in governing it. America was …

Two congressmen from Tennessee, Tim Burchett and Phil Roe, came to ETSU last month to speak to the Conservative Coalition, a growing student organization on …

After the flyers posted on campus last weekend that read “It’s okay to be white,” I’m reminded of an issue that seems to permeate and …