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in LifestyleLegendary Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth Dies

Civil rights leader departs from usby makingsense / on Oct 6, 2011 -
in TVSoundtrack for a Revolution Comes to PBS, May 9

The story of the American Civil Rights Movement told through its powerful music: SOUNDTRACK FOR A REVOLUTION.by missbobetier / on May 5, 2011 -
in PoliticsBehind the Dream:The Making of the Speech That Transformed a Nation by Clarence B. Jones and Stuart Connelly

MLK and JFK both had to deal with questions over who actually wrote their speeches.by fcetier / on Feb 6, 2011
Latest blogosphere posts tagged “segregation”
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Bressolver Propaganda
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Someone posted this on another post so I decided to repost it, because I love some good old propaganda. II’m not surewhether the story is true or not, but I found it pretty entertaining so why not? I love how women trying to sit on the front of a bus are considered activists in this day and age. The 350 Mehadrin ...1 week ago -
Transcript: Press conference Q&A on South Carolina’s new voter ID law
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Transcript of Q&A on South Carolina’s new voter ID law (January 2012): Question: (Inaudible) South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley: “You know, the thing is, we worked hard to make sure that everybody that wanted to vote did. “I mean, to have an 800 number and open it up for two weeks and say we will actually ...1 week ago -
Transcript: Remarks by State Sen. Kevin Bryant on South Carolina’s new voter ID law
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Transcript of remarks by State Sen. Kevin Bryant on South Carolina’s new voter ID law (January 2012): “Thank you, Governor. Mr. Speaker, members of the Legislature, members of the press, I’ll be very brief. Mr. Attorney General. “When I’m not here, I’m a pharmacist. And if you come to my store and you ...1 week ago -
Transcript: Remarks by House Speaker Bobby Harrell on South Carolina’s new voter ID law
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Transcript of remarks by House Speaker Bobby Harrell on South Carolina’s new voter ID law (January 2012): “Thank you, Governor, and thank you for working so hard on this issue. And thank you to the House members particularly standing behind me who made sure that we got this bill into law. “To become eligible ...1 week ago -
Transcript: Remarks by state AG Alan Wilson on South Carolina’s new voter ID law
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Transcript of remarks by state Attorney General Alan Wilson on South Carolina’s new voter ID law (January 2012): “Thank you, Governor. My comments will be very brief. “First, I want to say that our office has reviewed the Department of Justice’s letter regarding voter ID and the preclearance that was ...1 week ago -
Transcript: Remarks by Gov. Nikki Haley on South Carolina’s voter ID law
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Transcript of remarks by Gov. Nikki Haley on South Carolina’s new voter ID law (January 2012): “We are here to talk about what is going to be a very pressing issue and important issue, because we were fortunate enough to have the members of the House and the members of the Senate listen to the [...]1 week ago -
AG Eric Holder vows to enforce Civil Rights Act, protect MLK’s legacy
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The voting rights of minorities are under attack as states like South Carolina seek to impose strict voter ID laws that would disenfranchise people of color by making it more difficult to cast a ballot, warned Attorney General Eric Holder. Speaking at the NAACP’s rally to commemorate Martin Luther King’s day in ...1 week ago -
AG Eric Holder vows to enforce Voting Rights Act, protect MLK’s legacy
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The voting rights of minorities are under attack as states like South Carolina seek to impose strict voter ID laws that would disenfranchise people of color by making it more difficult to cast a ballot, warned Attorney General Eric Holder. Speaking at the NAACP’s rally to commemorate Martin Luther King’s day in ...1 week ago -
WORTH SEEING AND READING: Powerful Posters with Images and Quotations About Racial Prejudice
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Muhammad Ali at 70: How the ‘Louisville Lip’ became ‘The Greatest’
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http://www.guardian.co.uk Muhammad Ali at 70: How the ‘Louisville Lip’ became ‘The Greatest’ Muhammad Ali, by his own admission the greatest man in the history of the human race, has outlived many of his boxing contemporaries to celebrate his 70th birthdayAmerica in the 1960s was a country riven ...1 week ago -
MF GLOBAL Client Website
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The MF Global customer website has been put to good use. Please click here to keep in the loop of the ongoing mess that is MFG. I have spoken vehemently for over a decade about the vagaries of segregation, the industry wide misinterpretation of its function and how it is possible to protect ones funds. Sadly my ...1 week ago -
WORTH SEEING: Powerful images of the civil rights movement
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WORTH SEEING: Poster – I swear to the Lord I still can’t see Why Democracy means Everybody but me. ~Langston Hughes, The Black Man Speaks
Michael Josephson Commentary —
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Giving A Hetter To Smoke On Shabbos
Life in Israel —
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Rav Yisrael Rosen, head of the Tzomet Institute, recently wrote an article about the issues of gender-segregation, when it is, in his opinion, acceptable to segregate, and when it is not. It was an interesting read, and if you can make out the Hebrew, you should read it . In Rabbi Rosens article he explains that ...1 week ago -
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day " Repost"
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MONTPELIER TRAIN DEPOT,ROSA PARKS,SEGREGATION “Rosa Parks was born on February 4, 1913 in Tuskegee, Alabama. Today marks the 55th anniversary of the civil disobedience on December 1, 1955 when the seamstress in Montgomery, Alabama, became a pivotal symbol in Americas civil rights movement.” READ ...1 week ago -
Eating With Dr. Martin Luther King
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We’ll be having a birthday cake today, to celebrate the birthday of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. “I have a dream” Because, yes, we’ll watch the I Have a Dream speech; yes, we’ll sing “We Shall Overcome”; we’ve read the picture books and talked about the civil rights movement. But to ...1 week ago -
Today in Palestine → #CarProtest – Live Updates
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Truth does not matter for “Israel”. Buttons Do. To mute. Jan 10, 2012 Human Rights Art 13:1: “Everyone has the right 2 freedom of movement & residence within the borders of each state” Not in Palestine though. Previously on Nov 9, 2011, Palestinian, Israeli and International activists challenged the ...2 weeks ago -
The Obsessive Approach To Hadarat Nashim
Life in Israel —
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I dont know where the line is to be drawn about what is considered what is now known as "hadarat nashim" - the exclusion of women from the public sphere, and what is acceptable as per any given communities standards. While it is ironic that an organization would be holding a medical conference called "Gynecology and ...2 weeks ago -
Rabbanut Moving Towards Gender-Equality
Life in Israel —
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As a result of all the recent hullabaloo over gender-segregation, examining every aspect of public life for instances of even the slightest slighting and/or [perceived] inequality of women has become the national sport. the secular are examining every detail of religious life for any possible point to attack on, and ...3 weeks ago -
Trial starts in Maryland black schools suit
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A federal lawsuit alleging that state policies that can be traced to segregation hurt Maryland’s historically black state colleges and universities is going to trial.Opening statements begin Tuesday morning in the bench trial expected to last six weeks.The Coalition for Equity and Excellence in Maryland Higher ...3 weeks ago



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