It’s been over a week since Jacqui Gormley has heard from her son, who was in Puerto Rico with his grandmother when Hurricane Maria hit. Desperate and running out of options, Gormley had a strong message for President Donald Trump during an interview with CNN’s Brooke Baldwin.
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-by NoahA message to Republicans who love being played by Con Man Trump and the crackpot media. I know you would never protest racial bias or injustice. We all know why. You're all for it. Being biased sits at the core of your beliefs. You've shown it time and time again. It's what you vote for, time and time again. Now, you've sided with injustice again.
Brett Veinotte of The School Sucks Podcast invited me on to discuss my work.
(Above the Snowflakes Part 4) Our investigation continues…
This series aimed to examine the philosophical roots of the current intensifying social justice movement, and how messages from academia have spilled out into popular culture and consciousness. Today, Jay Dyer joins me to argue that the phenomenon actually has darker origins.
In light of recent statements by President Donald Trump calling for retaliation against NFL players engaged in the free exercise of their First Amendment rights, this editorial – originally published on Jun 23, 2017 – has once again become relevant. MintPress brings you the original piece by Eric Draister in its entirety.
-by NoahTwo for the price of one today! And why not? It seems that Señor Trumpanzee, aka "The Great Racial Divider," has gone so far into exploring his personal bigotry space that his cheese has completely fallen off his cracker, hit the floor and been instantly runoff with by a group of little meandering, sheet-wearing mice, aka his Republican Party followers and enablers.
(SP) — During the third week of the National Football League season, the NFL responded to President Donald Trump’s comments slurring players, who take a knee during the national anthem to protest injustice, police brutality, and systemic racism. The owners and coaches linked arms to show Trump he would not divide them. But there were several players, who took stronger action and continued to engage in the tactic of taking a knee.
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(ANTIMEDIA) If you live in the United States, it’s likely you’ve heard about NFL players’ recent Colin Kaepernick-inspired protests during the National Anthem. It’s also likely you’ve engaged in debate surrounding the protests, inflamed over the weekend by President Trump’s remarks calling for players who protest the National Anthem to be fired.
