Monthly Archives: September 2021
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In response to China’s white paper, CTA publishes book titled “Tibet: 70 Years of Occupation and Oppression”
The Tibetan Central Administration (CTA) released a book titled “Tibet: 70 Years of Occupation and Oppression” in response to the white paper released by the Chinese ... -
Local libraries oppose censorship during Forbidden Book Week
Local libraries take a stand against censorship during Forbidden Book Week. “As a librarian, it’s not our job to decide what people should read,” said Shelley ... -
Acts Freedom Farm of America Acts for the Veterans Support Group regarding funding and investment options
Many veterans leave the armed forces without receiving the support they need to activate decent jobs, obtain training, obtain housing and receive quality medical care. Too ... -
Supreme Court to Hear Ted Cruz Campaign Funding Challenge
Counsel for Mr. Cruz responded that the campaign owed more money than it had on election day and that it was entitled to pay suppliers rather ... -
Stop vaccine censorship to earn our trust (letter to the editor)
The COVID-19 pandemic has served Democrats well. With a Karl Marx mindset, they agree with the censorship of medical and legal professionals who disagree with the ... -
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation: How to Think in the Workplace
Time to think “I would say that many Indigenous peoples in Canada see this day not as a celebration, but as a solemn event,” added Dr. ... -
Selah Passes Signs Ordinance Lifts Content Restrictions On Road Signs | Local
From December, free-standing signs will be allowed on major thoroughfares in Selah, regardless of the message. City council members voted unanimously on Tuesday for a new ... -
America’s first-ever national union backs police funding – Workers World
– at United Electrical 77th workers’ congress Part of the strong EU 150 delegation to the 77th national convention, held virtually from September 20 to 24 ... -
Scientists, Censors and Scapegoats | Catholic culture
By Phil Lawler (bio – articles – email) | Sep 29, 2021 Who is to blame for the latest outbreak of the Covid epidemic? The New ... -
Left-wing firms cut borrowing options, lock minorities out of banking – InsideSources
Before the COVID pandemic hit, America was experiencing robust economic growth. Some of the biggest beneficiaries were minorities who saw wages rise and unemployment drop to ...
