New York, NY (August 2, 2023) – After releasing its executive summary in April, Columbia University’s School of Social Work, one of the world’s leading research universities, and Committee of 100, a non-profit membership organization of prominent Chinese Americans, today announced that the full report “The Fight for Representation: The State of Chinese Americans 2022” is now available.
National Survey Data Shows Nearly 3 Out Of Every 4 Chinese Americans Have Experienced Racial Discrimination In The Past 12 Months
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American soldier detained in North Korea used to live in Racine, brother tells TMJ4 News
MILWAUKEE — TMJ4 News has learned that Pvt. Travis King, the American soldier who sprinted across North Korea’s heavily fortified border, used to live in Racine, Wisconsin, and his family still lives there, according to his brother.
American soldier detained in North Korea used to live in Racine, brother tells TMJ4 News (archived)
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Beyond these praises from mainstream sources, the director of the movie (the aforementioned Daniel Goldhaber) said on video that someone within the U.S. armed forces provided assistance with the film. “There is a technical advisor, credited as anonymous, who’s somebody who’s very high up in counterterrorism in the United States military.”
‘Disaster’: Palestinian homes used as Israeli bases in Jenin
Israeli soldiers used many homes inside the camp as military bases and caused heavy damage to furniture and belongings.
‘Disaster’: Palestinian homes used as Israeli bases in Jenin
It’s their modus operandi!
Michigan DID NOT Criminalize Pronoun Misuse
The BILL (not a law) does not even mention the word “pronoun.”
Read it yourself: Bill HB447
Michigan DID NOT Criminalize Pronoun Misuse via Steve Lehto
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Second US Citizen Headed to German Prison for Anti-Nuclear Weapons Actions
While dread of nuclear war between Russia and NATO states over Ukraine have reached new heights, especially in Europe, a second U.S. citizen has been ordered to serve prison time in Germany for protest actions demanding that US nuclear bombs stationed at Germany’s Büchel NATO base, southeast of Cologne, be withdrawn.
Second US Citizen Headed to German Prison for Anti-Nuclear Weapons Actions
Geofencing Warrants Are a Threat to Privacy
When protests aren’t progressive
When protests aren’t progressive
The best way for progressives to prevent such sentiments from snowballing into a movement that actually could win power is to take an approach rooted in humility. Talk to the protesters, listen to their grievances, promise to discuss options for addressing them with elected and appointed officials.
Such humility will come naturally to a politician hoping to represent the broadest possible coalition of working-class voters. It will appear impossible to someone convinced that every citizen of a certain socioeconomic stratum ought rightly to be an automatic ally and contributor to the present-day iteration of the progressive political project.
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