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Missouri GOP Threatens Jail if Planned Parenthood Doesn’t Turn Over Patient Records
“Republicans want to provide extremists with a road map to every woman in the state who’s exercised her constitutional right to choose.” —PoliticsUSA.com
Posted in Government, Human rights, politics, U.S., women, Women's rights
Tagged GOP, Missouri, Planned Parenthood
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For Earth Day…
Let’s take heart from the abolition movement. This earth day article is three years old. Its a good essay. On Earth Day three years later, Harriet Tubman, we’re told, will be on twenty dollar bills. Some are happy about this, … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, business, Community, Culture, Economy, energy, Environment, History, Human rights, politics, Science, Society, U.S., World
Tagged abolition movement, climate change, earth day, Harriet Tubman, industrialization, profiteering, progress, Zinn Education Project
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Amarillo refugee issue is back
Yesterday, Mayor Paul Harpole voiced his concerns about refugee numbers in Amarillo to the Senate Committee on Health and Human Services. He wants the state to be more considerate of the strain that the number of refugees puts on the … Continue reading
Posted in Amarillo, Community, Government, News, Panhandle, Texas, U.S.
Tagged amarillo, Harpole, Health and human services, refugees
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Why aren’t Facebook and the Semantic Web regulated?
Finally that idea is making it into the mainstream media. I thought there were anti-monopoly laws. I thought that our government liked the idea of fair competition on behalf of consumers. “This is ghetto, this is corporate; they’re taking … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, editorial, technology, World
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If you vote for him, that’s your problem.
It was a terrible day at that 7-Eleven. Not a slurpie could be saved.
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Protesting Trump because we can
(Photo by Scott Lynch/ Gothamist) It’s been an interesting week in New York. People are tired of things and still protesting things. They’re tired of corruption, they’re tired of closed primaries, they’re tired of lies. Few American cities feel the … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Interesting, Law, politics, Society, U.S., Volunteers, World
Tagged #blacklivesmatter, activism, anti hate, civil disobedience, national lawyers guild, New York City, nypd, Protest, trump
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It’s up to you, NY
Election reform advocates bashed New York’s closed primary system for leaving millions of voters locked out of next Tuesday’s presidential primary. The state has a closed primary, only allowing people registered with a particular party to cast ballots in that … Continue reading
Posted in politics, U.S.
Tagged closed primary, democrats, new york, politics, Republicans
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San Antonio cop guilty of child abuse
You know we live in a sick society when you have to use “officer body slams girl” as search terms to get different perspectives. Disgusting. I can’t even.
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Florida anarchist makes day
“What’s on your mind?” Some people answer that question seen daily, a fixture of daily life, on Facebook. It’s an open ended statement that they leave and no one knows who exactly they’re addressing unless they say. Some go right … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Government, Interesting, News, politics, U.S., women
Tagged anarcho-feminism, anarchy, FLorida, gainesville, medicaid, rick scott, starbucks
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