A community for US Presidential History

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A community for US Presidential History

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A history community for discussing the Presidents of the United States of America. Rules: 1.) All posts must relate to U.S. Presidents. 2.) Remain civil. 3.) No divisive mainstream politics. While Presidential history is inherently political, try to remain as impartial as possible. Discuss these topics from a historical standpoint please, especially when discussing more recent presidents. 4.) This is a historical community first and foremost. For this reason, we ask that you refrain from posting about the 2024 election cycle at this time. 5.) No NSFW content.

https://lemmy.world/c/presidents

Designed as a Lemmy alternative to r/Presidents, our community aims to provide a place for people to discuss U.S. Presidents from a historical context. We aim to keep divisive politics at a minimum, preferring to remain as impartial as possible and be inclusive to people of all political leanings that enjoy and want to discuss U.S. Presidents.

Similar to r/Presidents, we allow tier list posts and memes, which make up a good portion of content, as well as threads for fun facts, “On this day” posts, and general discussions on more obscure topics.

If you have a fondness for history, I highly encourage you to check out our community!

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