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How Capitalism Destroys Radical Movements – Second Thought
A new, more restrictive ‘critical race theory’ law now in effect for Texas schools
Senate Bill 3 replaces and broadens a prior “critical race theory” law passed by state legislators over the summer. A new expansive measure targeting how topics such as race and racism can be discussed in Texas schools went into effect December 2, replacing a previous “critical race theory” law passed in May. Signed by Gov. GregContinue reading “A new, more restrictive ‘critical race theory’ law now in effect for Texas schools”
Let’s talk about which way the Overton window in the US is headed – Beau of the Fifth Column
Ohio deputy charged with murder in Casey Goodson Jr. shooting
The Ohio sheriff’s deputy who fatally shot Casey Goodson Jr. in the back five times was charged Thursday with murder in an encounter that led to racial justice protests, yet is still largely unexplained and involved no body camera or dash cam footage. An attorney for the family of Goodson, who was Black, also announcedContinue reading “Ohio deputy charged with murder in Casey Goodson Jr. shooting”
Let’s talk about not talking about race – Beau of the Fifth Column
Ex-IS member guilty of genocide for chaining up Yazidi girl to die in the sun
Defendant convicted in a German court after enslaving a Yazidi woman and her five-year-old daughter In a landmark verdict, a former member of the Islamic State group has been found guilty of genocide by a German court over the death of a five-year-old Yazidi girl he had bought as a slave and then chained up in theContinue reading “Ex-IS member guilty of genocide for chaining up Yazidi girl to die in the sun”
Let’s talk about Fred Gray, Alabama, and a new south – Beau of the Fifth Column
Alabama city told to keep Confederate street name or face $25,000 fine
The Republican attorney general is threatening Montgomery after the city renamed Jeff Davis Avenue Alabama’s capital city of Montgomery is facing legal action or a $25,000 fine for changing the name of a street bearing the name of a Confederate president for a prominent civil rights lawyer. The state’s Republican attorney general acted after MontgomeryContinue reading “Alabama city told to keep Confederate street name or face $25,000 fine”