Tag: slavery

Juneteenth, commemorating the end of slavery, is America’s newest federal holiday. It should serve to celebrate an occasion in which liberty and hope prevailed over injustice.
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A libertarian perspective on the significance of Juneteenth

Lydia Maria Child (1802-1880)
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Happy Birthday Lydia Maria Child

What should libertarians think about the Civil War?
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What should libertarians think about the Civil War?

The bell curve of anti-slavery
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The bell curve of anti-slavery

capitalism and slavery
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Capitalism and slavery

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Top 5 myths about Abraham Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation

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Brazil: What Makes a “Patchwork Republic?”

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Can a society be both efficient and free? Can we have both, or must we choose—and what is at stake if we cannot?

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Quite a Lot More of Everything: European Students For Liberty’s 2025

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