By Samuel Warde on
‘The History Of Religion Has Not Been So Good To Women’ Marianne Williamson, abuse of power, climate change is real, Conservative bigots continue their call for the persecution of Syrian refugees in spite of the facts surrounding the deadly Paris attacks, earning a living wage, economic inequality in America, equal pay for equal work, finding peaceful solutions to prevent war, getting America back on track, giving everyone a fair shot at money and happiness, independence from corporate influence, integrity in politics, just say no to war, push back against the rising oligarchy in America, racial justice in America, raise the minimum wage, Representative government, Social Justice, standing up against the one percent, standing up for justice, standing up for the poor in America, standing up to corporate interests, supporting women people of color LGBT, the power to influence politicians today, the progressive movement in America today, the status quo in America today, Wall Street reform
Activism, Bernie Sanders, Election 2016
MoveOn Members Overwhelmingly Endorse Bernie Sanders For President Senator Bernie Sanders has won MoveOn.org Political Action’s endorsement for president with a record-setting 78.6 percent of the votes. There were 340,665 total votes cast by the MoveOn membership, giving him both the widest margin in MoveOn history and the largest total number of votes cast. Hillary […]
By Samuel Warde on
8 Progressive Laws That Could Set A National Trend, Activism, Automatic Voter Registration, Livestock Antibiotic Ban, Medical Marijuana rights, progressive, Right to Die with Dignity, Social Justice, States Issues, Sweeping New Social Policies Could Set National Trend, Voting Rights
Government, Gun Control, Marijuana Legalization, Politics, Social Justice, States Issues, Voting
California, known for its progressive social policies, may very well be setting a national trend with 8 progressive laws. California’s legislative session officially concluded for both legislative houses on September 11th of this year, with October 11th being the last day for Gov. Jerry Brown to sign or veto bills. Statutes take effect on on […]
By Samuel Warde on
Department of Justice, Dept of Justice to release 6000 inmates, Drug Policy, Inmates, Justice, Justice Department release 6000 drug offenders, Prisons, Social Justice, The Justice Department
Drug Policy, Law & Order
Score a major victory in the war against unfair sentencing guidelines as the Justice Department is set to release thousands of non-violent drug offenders in an effort to relieve prison overcrowding amid criticism regarding mass incarceration. The Washington Post reports that “righting policy wrongs that began during the 80s and 90s,” the Justice department is […]
By Samuel Warde on
Activism, Bernie Sanders, civil rights, Election 2016, Racial Justice, Social Justice
Activism, Bernie Sanders, Civil Rights, Election 2016, Equal Rights, gay rights, Gender Equality, Immigration, Police Overreach, Racial Issues, Racial Justice, Social Justice
Presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders has come under recent scrutiny for his position regarding gun rights and what some are characterizing as indifference to civil rights and racial justice. Most recently, Sanders came under fire while speaking at last weekend’s annual meeting of Netroots Nation, the country’s largest gathering of progressive activists when a group of […]
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Domestic Abuse, Opinion, Social Justice, Women's issues
Activism, Human Interest, Opinion, Social Justice, Women's Issues
![In Defense Of Women: They Are Not Second-Class Citizens!]( "In Defense Of Women: They Are Not Second-Class Citizens!")
*Rant Alert* *sigh* I’ve made the mistake of seeing some stuff on the news I don’t want to see. I can not un-see it. My two closest friends are women. My wife is a woman. Nothing against guys, it just worked out that way… That to this. I do not understand violence against women. I […]
