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Monthly Archives: March 2013
Why Marriage Equality is Important
As the U. S. Supreme Court hears arguments on the constitutionality of California’s proposition 8, which overturned same-sex marriage in the state, the question arises, “Why is marriage equality important?” Some would argue that it is not, that married couples … Continue reading
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Tagged 14th amendment, African-American, bigots, Constitution, discrimination, employment discrimination, equal protection, equality, housing discrimination, Human Rights Campaign Fund, immigratn, LGBT, love, marriage equality, Mildred Loving, Muslim, prop 8, Proposition 8, queer community, same-sex marriage, sexual identity, sexual orientation, Sharon Kowalski, straight, Supreme Court
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Dark Secrets
About eight months ago I set up a new Facebook page in response to the Penn State child abuse scandal. It was intended as a place to show support with the survivors there and survivors worldwide and as a clearinghouse … Continue reading
Song of Protest
This week marks two years that I have been going to the Wisconsin Capitol to sing four verses of “We Shall Overcome” to protest the Walker administration and the takeover of our state by corporations. I try to make it … Continue reading
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Tagged Capitol Police, Charles Tubbs, Mark Miller, rotunda, Scott Walker, We Shall Overcome, Wisconsin Capitol
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The Luck of the Irish
Apparently we Irishmen are either unwitting or unrepentant lawbreakers, but due to the luck of the Irish we get away with it with no consequences. For the past two years the Solidarity Sing Along and other protesters of the Scott … Continue reading
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Tagged bagpipes, Capitol Police, citations, David Erwin, Department of Natural Resources, Forward Marching Band, helium balloon, Irish flag, Irish flag ceremony, Irishmen, juvenile delinquents, lawbreaker, protesters, rotunda, Scott Walker, Shamrock Club, Solidarity Sing Along, St. Patrick's Day, State Patrol, Wisconsin Capitol, Zor Shrine Pipe and Drum Corps
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Paradise (northern version)
In Wisconsin there has been a big battle over opening up land in the Penokee Hills just a few miles from the Bad River band’s sacred rice beds, and just south of Lake Superior. The state legislature passed a bill … Continue reading
Time for the Working Class Heroes
About a week ago I heard that Eric Cantor was proposing to eliminate rules about overtime, which would allow corporations to save money by not having to pay hourly workers for extra time worked. The other day I found an … Continue reading
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Tagged ALEC, American Legislative Exchange Council, billionaires, corporate media, corporations, Dickens, Eric Cantor, labor, legislation, minimum wage, minimum wage laws, overtime, plutocracy, poorhouses, President Obama, The Guardian, unemployment, unions, wages, working class heroes
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A Single Bluebird 