Lest We Forget - Historical Archives

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Lest WeForget: Tracking Anti-Protest Laws

A resource that offers fascinating and eye-opening insights. According to the Tracker, bills introduced in 2024 and 2025 aim to strip colleges and universities of their rights to peaceful demonstrations, effectively undermining Constitutional protections for Free Speech and the Right to Assembly.

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Lest We Forget: The Power of College Protests

Are we truly free to exercise this right without facing consequences?

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Lest We Forget: Rome’s Tariffs vs. Modern U.S.

In Roman times, tariffs often proved to bring more harm than benefit—what lessons might this hold for today? Don’t miss it!

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Is Equality at Risk in Today’s Government Contracts?

What happens when equality is redefined?

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Power and the Presidency: Overreach in U.S. History

Lillian challenges us to reflect on the safeguards designed to prevent such overreach and asks the critical question: Are we doing enough to stop the rise of unchecked power and prevent the emergence of a dictator?

Echoes of History: Democracy’s Fragility Today

Within just over 50 days, the discussion explores the dismantling of a democratic republic and the alarming shift toward dictatorship and oligarchy.

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Exec Overreach Lessons in History You Can’t Ignore

Fast forward to today, and we’re witnessing a new administration that not only claims to be above the law but also seeks to create and enforce it on their own terms.

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US Presidents & The Supreme Court- OverReach

Lillian examines the strategies presidents use to exert some control over the high court, such as appointing young justices who will shape decisions for decades.

Changes to the US POST OFFICE Are Coming!

The speculation surrounding the president’s potential move to privatize the US Post Office due to its revenue losses and inefficiencies in mail delivery

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Founding Fathers Views on Democracy, Its Challenges

“What are your thoughts? Should our current president declare himself as a monarch or emperor, akin to Napoleon, Stalin, Hitler, or Julius Caesar?