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Monthly Archives: July 2015
$6K in Six Days to Fund Molly Ivins Documentary
Molly Ivins died eight years ago. Why should you care? And why should you even consider kickstarting a documentary about her life and work? Eminently quotable, and made to be memed, Molly’s folksy writing and wry speeches, deceptively simple, were … Continue reading
Posted in feminists & feminism, Texas, Uncategorized
Tagged journalism, Molly Ivins, movies, politics
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Invitation-Only Democracy
Well, well, well. Invited testimony only during the hearing next week that Senator Charles Schwertner has called, no doubt at the urging of Governor Abbott: [T]o examine the business practices and regulatory structure of Planned Parenthood affiliates in Texas, and … Continue reading
Posted in politics, pro-choice activism, Texas
Tagged abortion, planned parenthood, texas
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Today on Burnt Orange Report: GOP Lawsuit Abuse
You know how Republicans in Texas get all in a lather about lawsuit abuse, frivolous lawsuits, and lawyers finding a way to press cases that everyone knows are losers just to suit their ulterior motives? Well, in testimony during the … Continue reading
Bernie Sanders’ 50 Years of Civil Rights Activism
At one point, during the interlude (confrontation? interruption? those words feel judgmental) at Netroots Nation 2015 when Tia Oso and other activists tried to engage Martin O’Malley and Bernie Sanders, Sanders got frustrated. “Black lives of course matter, but I … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Bernie Sanders, Black Lives Matter, Martin O'Malley, Netroots Nation 2015
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Who’s Really Making Money Off Abortion
A deceptively edited video has been making the rounds this week, attempting to convince people that Planned Parenthood clinics are compromising medical ethics and breaking the laws. Often, attacks against Planned Parenthood focus on accusations that the organization is willing … Continue reading
Posted in politics, pro-choice activism
Tagged abortion, David Daleiden, Lila Rose, Live Action, operation rescue, politics, Vincent Rue
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