Perspectives President’s Day rolls on despite revisionist criticism Spencer Irvine February 20, 2023 The annual federal holiday known as President’s Day is a time to honor the birthday of George Washington, the U.S.’s…
Perspectives Best-selling role-playing lesson on slavery dropped after complaints Spencer Irvine June 9, 2022 Political correctness and “woke” culture are making everyone skittish, including the directors of a popular role-playing game called Reacting to…
Perspectives Trump’s patriotic 1776 Commission was long overdue Spencer Irvine October 16, 2020 On Constitution Day, President Donald Trump announced a new education curriculum development grant geared toward “a pro-American curriculum that celebrates…
Guest Articles Exhibits You Won’t Find in the New National Museum of African American History and Culture Cliff Kincaid September 26, 2016 Many exhibits in the new $500 million National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C. will be…
Faculty Lounge New AP European History Curriculum Ignores Winston Churchill Spencer Irvine June 30, 2016 Snubbing Winston Churchill in the new AP European History. This is textbook historical revisionism by the Left.
Perspectives The Left is Down on Reagan Malcolm A. Kline April 22, 2016 Even when they are trying to be even-handed, academics can’t hide their biases. “While it is certainly true that the…
Faculty Lounge Brown Faculty to Vote on ‘Indigenous Peoples’ Day’ Spencer Irvine February 4, 2016 The outrage over Christopher Columbus is mind-boggling when there are current issues to worry about, such as poverty, jobs, and…
Perspectives Roots of Revisionism Malcolm A. Kline April 22, 2015 At Accuracy in Academia, we have long complained of academic historians who ignore primary sources in favor of secondary ones….
