Subscribe
Sign in
Home
Notes
Chat
Why Slender Threads?
Culture Shocks
Economics
US Congress
US Supreme Court
Black History
US Founders
Spirituality, Death, Grief
Living Abroad & Global Studies
Authoritarianism
Curing Hyperpartisanship
Pandemics
Rethinking Abortion
Rediscovering America
Reader Comments
Ukraine War
UAE
Family Stories
Why Learn History?
Turkish Adventure
US Presidency
Literature
Russia
Media History
North Carolina
Middle East
Mental Health/Illness
Ancestry / Genealogy: How We …
Why Substack?
On Writing and Writers
English History
Humor
Alternate History
History of God, Religion
Interfaith Dialogue
Labor History & Movement
Poverty
Racism
Daily History Posts
Miracles
The South and Southerners
Global Citizens
Public History
Slender Threads
Spirituality, Religion, Menta…
A Sense of Place
Archive
Leaderboard
About
Latest
Top
Discussions
Biden’s Presidency: Assessments Begin
Kick him while he's down?
5 hrs ago
•
Jim Buie
Share this post
Slender Threads / Global Citizens / Public History
Biden’s Presidency: Assessments Begin
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More
Front-Row Seat in 1960s Movements For Change: Doris Kearns and Husband Dick Goodwin
What’s most striking about Doris Kearns Goodwin’s memoir of the 1960s, “An Unfinished Love Story,” about both herself and her husband Richard Goodwin…
6 hrs ago
•
Jim Buie
Share this post
Slender Threads / Global Citizens / Public History
Front-Row Seat in 1960s Movements For Change: Doris Kearns and Husband Dick Goodwin
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More
‘New Cold Wars’: Book Illuminates Tensions Between U.S, Russia and China
First draft of 21st century geopolitical history comes from veteran NYT correspondent
Jan 30
•
Jim Buie
Share this post
Slender Threads / Global Citizens / Public History
‘New Cold Wars’: Book Illuminates Tensions Between U.S, Russia and China
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More
Auschwitz: 80th Anniversary
After visiting, can life ever be the same?
Jan 29
•
Jim Buie
3
Share this post
Slender Threads / Global Citizens / Public History
Auschwitz: 80th Anniversary
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More
4
Abolitionist Publisher Spoke Out Against Slavery, Lost His Life for Principle of Freedom of Speech
America was built in part by ordinary Americans who put themselves and their lives on the line for eternal principles such as equality and justice.
Jan 28
•
Jim Buie
Share this post
Slender Threads / Global Citizens / Public History
Abolitionist Publisher Spoke Out Against Slavery, Lost His Life for Principle of Freedom of Speech
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More
New Golden Or Gilded Age?
Normally Inauguration Day is an attempt to unify the country and persuade skeptics to join a new president’s higher mission and new vision, as…
Jan 21
•
Jim Buie
7
Share this post
Slender Threads / Global Citizens / Public History
New Golden Or Gilded Age?
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More
11 Ways to Survive Trump's Second Term
Can you add to this list?
Jan 17
•
Jim Buie
15
Share this post
Slender Threads / Global Citizens / Public History
11 Ways to Survive Trump's Second Term
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More
8
Virginia’s Royal Governor, Lord Dunmore, Was Run Out of Williamburg in One Year
Touring the royal palace of Williamsburg, VA I learned about the last royal governor, Lord Dunmore, who arrived in 1774 and was run out of town in June…
Jan 15
•
Jim Buie
Share this post
Slender Threads / Global Citizens / Public History
Virginia’s Royal Governor, Lord Dunmore, Was Run Out of Williamburg in One Year
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More
Virginia’s House of Burgesses Was First Elected Assembly in North America
From 1643 to 1776, mostly in Williamsburg, VA, the landmark beginnings of representative democracy functioned in the colony’s first state capital…
Jan 15
•
Jim Buie
Share this post
Slender Threads / Global Citizens / Public History
Virginia’s House of Burgesses Was First Elected Assembly in North America
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More
Founding Father Peyton Randolph Decided Not To Be A 'Tool' of the King
Though he officially represented British interests
Jan 15
•
Jim Buie
Share this post
Slender Threads / Global Citizens / Public History
Founding Father Peyton Randolph Decided Not To Be A 'Tool' of the King
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More
Williamsburg, VA Was Founded in 1632 As Fortification Against Indian Attack
In 2032, Williamsburg, VA will be 400 years old.
Jan 15
•
Jim Buie
Share this post
Slender Threads / Global Citizens / Public History
Williamsburg, VA Was Founded in 1632 As Fortification Against Indian Attack
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More
A Delight: World's Largest Living History Museum In Williamsburg, VA
As a Christmas gift, my sister gave my wife Lucia and me four nights at Wyndam, a time-share resort in Williamsburg, Virginia. I hadn’t been to…
Jan 15
•
Jim Buie
2
Share this post
Slender Threads / Global Citizens / Public History
A Delight: World's Largest Living History Museum In Williamsburg, VA
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More
1
Share
Copy link
Facebook
Email
Notes
More
This site requires JavaScript to run correctly. Please
turn on JavaScript
or unblock scripts