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Often, roots of movements are overshadowed by current events. Kudos to those assertive and brave activists back in the ‘70s, when LGBT civil-rights issues were unaccepted and unacceptable by the larger society.
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I appreciate the article, especially for our young people. It’s a reminder that we’ve been fighting for equal rights for a very long time. It’s a long and bumpy road to freedom
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Asimov’s grandiose vision is a significantly important part of our cultural history. It’s likely his vision of a multi-solar community will be referenced still by those generations which will come to live around distant suns.
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Do Mayor Nutter and Council think that every piece of food they eat is given to them by healthy people? If those restaurant workers can’t get a day off when they are sick, they are going to come into work sick and make other people sick.
Thousands of students poured off SEPTA buses and emerged from the Spring Garden stop on the Broad Street Line today to rally at the School District Building in Philadelphia. They were there to protest the ongoing school district budget cuts and to put pressure on both the Philadelphia government and the state government to fund [...]
Philadelphia students, organized by the Philadelphia Student Union, Youth United for Change and other youth and adult-led groups, are walking out of their schools at noon today to protest budget cuts to the school district. “Schools are going to be operating on a bare bones budget that would call for, basically, the removal of all programs [...]
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