Most of the problems we face are ones we have seen before. Whether the ravages of free trade, rule by bureaucracy, leftist terrorism aided and abetted by the regime and oligarchs, many of our present woes have antecedents in history. Will Tanner writes about these lessons in The American Tribune.
In our conversation, we discuss:
Why he started The American Tribune with an entrepreneurial mindset
The importance of rare or banned books and his top recommendations
How AWFL Substack historians like Heather Cox Richardson and teachers unions subvert history under the modern marxist lens
Civil Rights Act and The 1965 Project: rewriting history, destroying the commons, and making everything expensive
How the Rhodesia playbook has been used in South Africa and the rest of the Anglosphere - can the Lee Kwan Yew Singapore playbook return?
The power of old images
Washington & Lee College during the BLM/DEI George Floyd madness
Pros and cons of the New South Sunbelt
The best ways to teach kids about history and reversing prole drift
