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The Amazons of the American Revolution

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By Nick Gier
| The Lewiston Tribune Verified
America 250 essay Image courtesy National Gallery Portait of Abigail Smith Adams, by Gilbert Stuart.Image courtesy National Gallery “We possess a spirit that will not be conquered. Should we be attacked, you will find a race of Amazons in America.” — Abigail Adams During the birth of our nation, women were just as important as the men. They were writing books and poetry, advising their obtuse husbands, and running farms and businesses. They were also soldiers, spies and resistors.
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OPINION: The story of Muslims in America

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By Nick Gier
| Moscow Pullman Daily News Verified
Nick Gier, Palouse Pundit "Historically, Muslims are Americans, as originally American as Anglo-Protestants." — historian Sam Haselby (aeon.co) Many early Americans were astute enough, unlike so many Americans today, to distinguish between good and bad Muslims. From the 16th to the 18th centuries, the Barbary pirates (also known as the “naval mujahadeen”) raided the southern coasts of Europe. They stole cargo from other ships and enslaved or ransomed their sailors.
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Opinion: Only one religion? Trump’s religious liberty commission

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By Nick Gier
| Idaho State Journal Verified
Donald Trump proclaimed a day of prayer on May 17 as part of Freedom 250, not to be confused with the bipartisan America 250. However, Trump had a golf date, and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth was too busy with the ill-conceived Iran war to attend. Both sent pre-recorded videos instead. Trump read a passage from 2 Chronicles 7, a favorite of Christian nationalists.
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