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Tag Archives: Detroit
Pride (and Prejudice)
So far, this year’s Pride Month has been a bizarre microcosm of living life as a queer person in the United States, and our experience is a microcosm of minority communities in general. This month, the queer community has … Continue reading
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Random Thoughts on the First Clinton/Trump Debate
Bernie Sanders was my first choice for President this year, so I voted for him in the primary, but he lost. It was incredibly disheartening but the reality is that he is no longer running for President. We are well … Continue reading
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Tagged African-American issues, African-Americans, Americans, Bernie Sanders, birther movement, birthright, bully, business, businessman, candidate, casino, CEO, China, Christian, citizenship, Clinton/Trump debate, deregulation, Detroit, Donald Trump, Douglas MacArthur, employees, experience, Gary Johnson, hawk, Hillary Clinton, human resources, ICE, illegal immigrants, inner city, ISIS, Jill Stein, law and order, lawyer, left, left-wing, loopholes, manufacturing jobs, Mexico, money, Muslims, national health plan, oval office, Philadelphia, political ambition, politician, poverty, power, President, President Obama, professionalism, profiling, racist, Reagan, Republican platform, self-promoter, shareholders, shoe repairman, stop and frisk, tax cuts, tax returns, taxpayers, terrorists, trickle-down, vote, Wall Street, war, Washington Post, White House
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One Weekend
One of the things I regularly do is look at news online. This morning I saw that a man had been shot and killed in a hotel parking lot in my city of Madison, Wisconsin. It doesn’t happen often here, … Continue reading
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Tagged America, assault, Aurora, Austin, Austin American-Statesman, Beloit, Boston, Boston Globe, Brighton Park, Charlotte, Charlotte Observer, Chicago, Chicago Tribune, Columbus, Columbus Dispatch, Dallas, Dallas Morning News, Denver, Denver Post, Detroit, Detroit Free Press, double homicide, El Paso, El Paso Times, Fort Worth, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Garland, gun culture, gunfire, head trauma, Hocking HIll, homicide, Houston, Houston Chronicle, Indianapolis, Indianapolis Star, injuries, Jacksonville, Jacksonville News, Jurupa, killing, L. A. Times, Los Angeles, Madison, Memphis Daily News, Mempis, Milwaukee, murder, Nashville, Nashville Tennessean, New York, New York Times, news, officer-involved shooting, Pennyback Creek, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Inquirer, Phoenix, Phoenix Sun, Pomona, Riverside, San Antonio, San Antonio Express-News, San Diego, San Diego State University, San Diego Union-Tribune, San Francisco, San Francisco Chronicle, San Jose, San Jose Mercury News, Sausalito, Seattle, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, shooting, shootout, stabbing, suicide, Tempe, violent crime, war zone, Washington DC, Washington Post, Wisconsin
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A Single Bluebird 