The Historian's Tribune understands the importance of having opinions. In a healthy democracy, civil discourse and the ability to disagree grants us the right to question authority and thereby improve society. That being said, the Tribune puts truth and transparency at the forefront of opinion. With each piece, we require that writers meticulously research and check multiple sources before developing a central claim. Afterwards, our editorial staff looks over each article and scans for potential errors. We also link our sources in each article to directly show readers where we developed our ideas from. In today's media landscape, it can often feel as if truth has become secondary to flashy headlines and polarized opinions. At the Historian's Tribune however, we understand with the great power of persuasion, comes a greater responsibility to be truthful.