I have a joke for you:
A distraught women walks into an abortion clinic. Due to (insert her reason here), she had finally decided to go through with the procedure.
The Doctor, about to preform the procedure says to her: “You know, you’re about to kill a baby right?”
The women, visibly upset looks at the doctor. She [...]
Filed under: Civil Rights | Tagged: abortion, government, south dakota, state sanctioned, suicide, terminate life | 52 Comments »
On November 4th millions of Americans will be walking into polling stations, ready to declare their preference for President. Many will also cast ballots for senators, representatives, and other party officials. Some however, will also be casting their votes on various measures, initiatives, and propositions.
In Colorado they will be deciding the fate of affirmative action:
Shall [...]
Filed under: Civil Rights, Election 2008 | Tagged: amendment 46, Election 2008, measure 11, measure 58, politics, proposition 8, question 1 | 2 Comments »
So its 11:30 & I just got done uploading new videos, links, and an Action of the Day to the website (thanks for your patience!).
I’ve been putting off writing a new article today because I wasn’t sure I had the energy to write a scathing critique of U.S. domestic & foreign policy. Honesty, I [...]
Filed under: Civil Rights, Election 2008 | Tagged: Civil Rights, economic crisis, Election 2008, foreign policy, health care, income, inequality, politics, president | 1 Comment »
This image, taken from www.lmfct.org, shows joyful celebration following the recent CT Supreme Court decision declaring that same-sex couples had a constitutional right to marry. Although the decision was split 4-3, the court held that denying same-sex couples the right to marry was akin to discriminatory laws of the past, such as those prohibiting inter-racial [...]
Filed under: Civil Rights | Tagged: ct, gay, lesbian, same sex marriage, supreme court | 3 Comments »
