F.R. Latimer

Historian / Educator – Photographer – Mental Performance Consultant

F.R. Latimer

  • About Me
  • Teaching
    • Philosophy & Approach
    • Resources
    • Fredericks Simplified Citation (external link)
  • Mental Performance
    • Arete Performance Consulting (external link)
  • Photography
    • Fifth Labor Photography (external link)
    • City Upon a Hill (external Link)
    • Few, but Roses (external link)
  • Other Projects
    • A Very Simple Game (external link)
    • Burger Grades (external link)

History

Objecting to an inequality is not “creating division”

September 3, 2017

Pointing to an existing injustice and saying “that is wrong and must not stand” may create discord, but not division. The inequality is the division. Pointing it out no more “creates” it than turning on a light in a dark room “creates” the room.

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Why “White Power” and “Black Power” are very, very different things.

August 16, 2017

While “White Power” and “Black Power” may be superficially similar, both the historical context of the United States and the way each of the phrases are/have been used make them different in extremely meaningful ways.

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The Confederate Flag is indeed a symbol of heritage – a dark and evil heritage.

October 5, 2015

The Confederate flag is indeed a symbol for everything for which the Confederacy stood, and the Confederacy stood for the maintenance of the institution of slavery, first and foremost.

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