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The North American Meat Institute filed for Supreme Review of California’s Proposition 12 and the Tenth Circuit dissolved the Colorado district court’s injunction against the Navigable Waters Protection Rule. Then, Pennsylvania-based Nicholas Meat briefly stopped production in response to a compliance order issued by Pennsylvania’s Department of Environmental Protection and the Pennsylvania Milk Marketing Board released its final regulation on cooperative over-order premium disclosures. Hosted by Audry Thompson, Research Assistant—With Brook Duer, Staff Attorney—Produced & Written by Audry Thompson Material from the Agricultural Law Weekly Review—week ending March 5, 2021 Penn State Center for Agricultural and Shale Law https://aglaw.psu.edu/  Follow us on Twitter @AgShaleLaw  Like us on Facebook Penn State Center for Agricultural and Shale Law This material is based upon work supported by the National Agricultural Library, Agricultural Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture. Music is “Caazapá (Aire Popular Paraguayo)” by Edson Lopes is licensed under CC BY 3.0.

Ag Groups say California's Prop 12 Will Result in Substantial Costs

A UnionDues special episode.  While the Biden-Harris ticket pushed Trump out of the White House, Californian voters adopted Proposition 22 which stripped away employment rights for potentially millions of workers.  The worst anti-worker legislation in over 70 years according to some. But what is Prop 22, and how did it get passed - and could something similar happen here in the UK? With the help of fellow podcasters from  America Workforce, WorkWeek, Union City Radio, KBOO Labor Radio, Working People and The Gig we get to the guts of this landmark issue. Companion blog here, and you can access all the shows we sample at www.laborradionetwork.org    UnionDues series 3 will be available from January. A Makes-You-Think production

Maru Mora-Villalpando, immigrant rights activist and organizer, joins us to take a look back on the past four years of US immigration policy. Have Trump’s actions matched his rhetoric? Has his administration significantly changed American immigration policy, and which of its efforts have been failures? We'll also look at what immigration would look like under Biden and the best ways to keep pressure on a Biden administration. There are a number of Trump administration policies that Biden could reverse if he wins the election. Which would he pick first?Steven Hill, journalist and author of "Raw Deal: How the 'Uber Economy' and Runaway Capitalism Are Screwing American Workers" and "10 Steps to Repair American Democracy," joins us to discuss one of the most important ballot initiatives of the year, Proposition 22 in California. It's the most expensive California ballot measure of the year, and apparently the most expensive in the state's history. It is described by Ballotpedia as a citizens' initiative. Was it really a bunch of concerned citizens who forced this measure onto the ballot, after California last year passed Assembly Bill 5, which was supposed to fix this problem and force gig employers to extend benefits to staff who reasonably fit the category of “employee” rather than “contractor?” How is some of that money being spent?Ray Baker, political analyst and host of the podcast Public Agenda; and Dr. Dave Ragland, co-executive director of the Truth Telling Project and director of the Grassroots Reparations Campaign, join us to discuss the sentiments behind Tuesday's election and the division it's caused. "Voters in Republican-led Arizona and South Dakota and Democrat-led Montana and New Jersey will consider proposals to legalize recreational marijuana," CNN reported Saturday. "Another red state, Mississippi, is weighing a pair of ballot questions to legalize medical marijuana." We are really at a great dividing point in American politics. Are families actually ripping apart in new ways? And if that is the case, did the huge spike in protests and the shock of wokeness through the American populace actually stick? What's really going on across the US?

Here's everything you need to know about the California Privacy Rights Act, which will be on the Nov. 3 ballot.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Federal Court Upholds California's Prop 12

California's Prop 25 on this year's ballot would replace cash bail with a risk assessment algorithm. Civil Rights and justice reform groups have fought for years to eliminate cash bail as it discriminates against the poor, primarily people of color. Now some of those same groups team with bail bondsmen to fight Proposition 25, which some say replaces racism with more racism. Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott comes to you thanks to our Members. Join us now at https://BillWhittle.com

Dr. Ruth White, clinical associate professor at the USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work, shares her personal experience with systemic racism and thoughts on the proposed repeal of California's Prop 209, Affirmative Action Initiative.

Fact checking has become an important tool for citizens to determine if what they are reading and watching is true, false or somewhere in the middle. There is more than enough to fact check this election year. In this edition of PolitiFact on Insight, Chris Nichols looks at confusion and misinformation about California's Prop. 13. No, not Prop. 13, but that has contributed to the confusion. Daniel Burke, from the national arm of Politifact, looks at a range of fact checked stories, from voter fraud in Iowa to where coronavirus comes from, from which Facebook pages disseminate the most false information to how to fact check satire. Guests PolitiFact California Reporter Chris Nichols PolitiFact National Reporter Daniel Funke California Voter Resources Register to vote here. The last day you can register to vote in California's March 3 primary election is Feb. 18. Have questions about how your party preference affects how you can vote in the primary? You can find answers here. Need to get in touch with your county elections office? You can find the office's contact information here.

This week on Solutions News, we interview Laura Capps, Candidate for Santa Barbara County First District Supervisor. With the election coming up, we wanted to take the time to focus on local elections, which impact our daily lives in some ways more powerfully than general elections, and it is these local officials who feed the pipeline for Statewide and National Political leadership. They are the County Supervisors who guide local development, our School Board Members who determine what we teach and how. In this local race, Laura Capps' agenda includes poverty, climate safety, and housing, topics that are always in need of solutions. Other topics addressed on this episode include the legacy of California's Prop 13, which is also on the ballot this time around, and we highlight the rise of electric vehicles in this year's Superbowl Ads. The times they are a changin'! Next week we will interview Das Williams, current 1st District Supervisor for Santa Barbara County, also running in this race local race. (Produced by Kristy Jansen)

California's Prop 60 and 90 were created to help those 55 and older transfer their property tax base to a new property. We discuss who and what types of properties qualify and the amount of time it takes to complete the process. 

Amy DuRoss was born and raised in the Washington, D.C. area and politically engaged at a very early age by lawyer-activist parents, as well as her Quaker school, both of which nurtured her strong social justice compass. She studied humanities at Yale, Oxford and Stanford, graduating with a master's degree in English, and then returning some years later to Stanford for an MBA.Amy's career has spanned tech, consulting, policy and healthcare. With 10 years at really big organizations such as E-Loan, G.E, the World Bank and Life Tech, as well as in precision medicine startups from Gene Sage to California's Prop 71 initiative to Navigenics, and ultimately to the founding of Vineti, where she is CEO. Vineti is defining a whole new software category for precision medicine therapy management by enabling vein to vein supply chain documentation and analytics for these breakthrough new therapies. Amy has been honored by fellowships with the Cora Foundation and the Aspen Institute, in fact twice, and she is actively committed to diversity and inclusion across business and in politics. With three young children and a writer husband, Amy is living the Bay Area dual-income, always -on chaos and is doing so with incredible finesse and stamina.

The recent evaluation of the impact of California's Prop 47 by Charis Kubrin (Professor of Criminology, Law and Society at the University of California, Irvine) has attracted significant attention, both academically and politically. Hear why it has been so controversial.

California's Prop 12 is not just about confinement regulations for poultry. It has the potential to destroy animal agriculture...not just food but fairs and rodeos. No matter your opinion, it's time to discuss the potential issues that will arise from this that will continue across the US. For more info: http://protecttheharvest.com California Proposition 12 https://g.co/kgs/5SnWQd

In the midst of the 2018 Midterm Elections, Danny and Marlena are feeling politically festive and want to discuss why young, "woke" people don't vote. In an attempt to become informed voters, they set to learn more about California's Prop 8 on votesaveamerica.com. They were marginally successful.

#141: Does California Prop 13 Smells Moldy and Rotten The team is back at it again this week with an action packed episode filled with quips, humor, science, and of course politics. This week they talk through how crazy Michigan’s weather was during recording as a new to Tanner weather term emerged. Of course it would not be a show without a look into what Trump has done this week to one up the antics of the previous week. They look at his urge to Pastors to violate the Johnson Amendment this midterm because Antifa is coming to take your rights away if Democrats win. Also Trump has remained almost mute on the passing of John McCain while folding his arms in the style matching Tanner’s 8 year old when she is angry and doesn’t want to talk. For Chris Squared’s science segment, the duo looks a new study that shows sexual activity in teens have not increased just because the HPV Vaccine was made available for free in some states. While many conservatives and christians would have you believe we would have more teens having sex early, these studies show why facts should always outweigh our beliefs. The show ends examining California's Prop 13 and why some in California want to repeal it. The discussion gets lively as Tanner expresses his displeasure in what was a well meaning bill back in the 70’s now harming low income and the funding the state gets to help support those in need. Subscribe: http://www.spreaker.com/user/cellardoorskeptics Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CellarDoorSkeptics RSS Feed: https://www.spreaker.com/user/8326690/episodes/feed iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/cellar-door-skeptics/id1044088575?mt=2&ign-mpt=uo%3D4 Website: http://cellardoorskeptics.com Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/cellar-door-skeptics Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/cellardoorskeptics PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/CellarDoorSkeptics Intro Music: http://aloststateofmind.com/ Links ------ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNwFeCC8hA0 Michigan weather has gotten crazy? https://www.mlive.com/weather/index.ssf/2018/08/new_weather_term_could_hit_mic.html Trump urges pastors to vote for him or violence. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/28/us/politics/trump-evangelical-pastors-election.html https://www.cnn.com/2018/08/28/politics/trump-evangelicals-midterms/index.html John McCain digs at trump from grave. https://www.politico.com/story/2018/08/28/john-mccain-pallbearer-russia-799061 https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/25/obituaries/john-mccain-dead.html https://www.cnn.com/2018/08/27/politics/mccain-message-trump/index.html http://time.com/5380937/john-mccain-senate-building-renaming/ New study shows hpv vaccine didn’t increase sexual activity. https://www.precisionvaccinations.com/hpv-vaccination-has-not-been-associated-increased-risky-sexual-behavior-among-high-school-students http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/early/2018/08/09/peds.2018-0458 California Prop 13 Discussion. https://www.reddit.com/r/Economics/comments/98gvuz/rich_absentee_landlords_make_a_killing_from/?st=JL1AI9YK&sh=dfc87e7f https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_Proposition_13_(1978) https://www.hjta.org/legislation/major-threats-to-prop-13-and-homeowners/ https://www.sfchronicle.com/politics/article/Big-change-in-California-s-Proposition-13-could-13155927.php http://le.uwpress.org/content/77/1/144.short http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2018/08/rich-celebrity-landlords-benefit-from-californias-prop-13.html http://www.latimes.com/opinion/op-ed/la-oe-friedersdorf-prop-13-20180604-story.html http://www.latimes.com/politics/la-pol-ca-california-property-taxes-elites-201808-htmlstory.html

In 2014, California voters overwhelmingly (59 percent to 41 percent) passed Proposition 47, a law that downgraded a variety of crimes — such as burglary, shoplifting, and grand theft — from felonies to misdemeanors. If the value of the stolen property is under $950, the perpetrator will likely receive no penalty, creating a “green light” for bicycle thieves. “A thief may now steal something under that limit on a daily basis and it will never rise to felony status,” said the National Review in early 2018. In this podcast segment, Jim and Doug are joined by special guest Vallejo Police Lieutenant Jason Potts in a discussion of the unintended consequences for citizens and police created by the law.

(March 28, 2017) Dr J gives a brief introduction to the founding and mission of the Ruth Institute at Business Network International's annual dinner. She discusses children's need for their own parents, family structure, California's Prop 8, being labeled a "hate group," and so on.

California's Prop 64 Aftermath * Hosted by Attorney Bruce Margolin * * 50 Years Your Marijuana Advocate * * Thursday 930 pm Pacific * * Live Broadcast www.alicebtoklas.network

California considers "marijuana sanctuary state" bill to prevent assistance to feds if they raid; New Quinnipiac Poll = 59% for Legalization; Legendary Cannabis Cultivator Ed Rosenthal on the Implementation of California's Prop 64; I Hate To Be The Guy Who Says "I Told You So," But I Told You So; Spicer Hints at DOJ Interference with Adult Use Marijuana Legalization.

Porn Wars; or, The Politics of PornI have been thinking a lot about pornography lately. It isn't just the warm & wet-inducing thoughts. Sadly, I have fallen down a deep hole that is the Politics of Porn. It is hard not to when my social media feeds have been inundated with writings about "porn addiction" and "public health crisis" and the upcoming California vote on Prop 60.I'm sure that I am not the only one who occasionally enjoys a bit of porn to get the juices flowing. But, to me, the adult entertainment industry is more than merely a graphic representation of sex for the purposes of causing arousal. Porn, both written and visual, helped me understand my interests. It gave me a sense that what I was feeling, that what I believed about myself wasn't all that unusual. It is art. It is sexual expression, and as such, I believe that it should be protected, just like any other form of expression or speech.The porn industry has changed over the years, but one thing that it always did (whether it was intentional or not) was push the envelope on what is considered decent when it comes to sexual practices. The producers and performers have been front line advocates for sexual freedom. Many performers express a sense of sexual liberation because of the work they do … and we, the consumers, have benefitted from their work product.How many people have struggled with their desires, not knowing how to open the dialogue with their partners, and have turned to watching a fetish flick to get the conversation started? (I have.)How many couples have incorporated porn viewing into their sexual relationships to add some spice and variety? (I have.)How many of us have produced our own (amateur) pornography to capture the excitement and all the feels of a special encounter, or the exploration of something new? (And, again, I have.)There are a lot of benefits to pornography, for consumers and producers alike. The purported evils have been debunked, leaving only the moralistic objections.In Episode 8: Dancing with your Shadow, Dr. Michael Aaron and I spoke about sexual shaming and the pathologizing of sexual desires. I can't think of any place where this is more apparent than pornography. Society (yes, a generalization) slut-shames those who are involved in manufacturing pornographic material, while consuming vast quantities of the product. Some legislative bodies, and medical professionals have also turned their attention towards shaming the consumer. "Porn Addiction" has not been added to the latest edition of the DSM. According to an article on the American Psychological Association website seems to suggest that it is not a legitimate diagnosis, even if porn viewing habits can cause difficulties in some relationships. Even so, there is a very lucrative industry that is ready and willing to treat the problem.With all of this noise about porn, I wanted to talk about porn, and who better to have that conversation with legendary pornographer, Ernest Greene? Mr. Greene will be joining me on October 19th at 7pm eastern to talk about various aspects of the porn industry, including the changes he has seen during the course of his career. We will be chatting about the changes to the British Communication Act (which lists 13 acts that cannot be shown in Video on Demand productions), the idea that pornography is a public health crisis, and, with the US elections looming, we will certainly be talking about California's Prop 60 and why so many who are directly involved with pornography are against an initiative that claims to be looking out for performer health.As my listeners know, one of the focuses of this show is to look at things from a different perspective. It is only logical that, while I have Mr. Greene on the show, we talk about his book, The Master of O. It is a retelling of Pauline Réage's The Story of O through the eyes of her Master. Please join Mr. Ernest Greene and myself on October 19th. As always, you can listen live on Spreaker (and participate in the live chat), or you can download/stream the episode from the Spreaker and iTunes archives after the live airing.---Guest Bio:Ernest Greene has served as Executive Editor of the best-selling adult magazine Hustler's Taboo since 1999 and most recently as Chief Associate Editor for Hustler's All-Sex issues.Mr. Greene, who is particularly well known for his groundbreaking approach to the presentation of unconventional sexuality related to consensual domination and submission, has participated in the production of adult video for three decades as a performer, writer, director and producer. His body of work comprises over five hundred titles, including AVN award winners Strictly for Pleasure, Mask of Innocence, Tristan Taormino's Ultimate Guide to Anal Sex for Women and Jenna Loves Pain. With his wife, Nina Hartley, he has served as producer and director of the Nina Hartley's Guide series of adult sex education programs for video market leader Adam&Eve Pictures. The series has sold over three quarters of a million videos to date and now comprises forty titles. His own XXX features for Adam&Eve, O: The Power of Submission, Surrender of O, The Truth About O and The Perfect Secretary: Training Day have won multiple awards and are among the best selling X-rated story-driven titles in recent years.You can read more about, and order your own copy of, The Master of O at Mr. Greene's website, MasterOfO.com http://www.masterofo.com/---Relevant Reading:Defending Pornography: goo.gl/eStXSmPorn Addiction Article on APA site: goo.gl/S2brSqPorn as "Public Health Crisis": goo.gl/bq9Fe4UK's Audiovisual Media Services Regs 2014: goo.gl/VYI9EWCalifornia's Proposition 60: goo.gl/Xj6GV8Two Studies re: Accessibility of Porn & Sex Related Crimes:The Pleasure is momentary …: goo.gl/5CINXvPornography, Public Acceptance and Sex Related Crime: goo.gl/7yVV0W---Contact Information:FetLife: Stereo-Typed or AuntieSocialTwitter: @_Auntie_Social_Email: AuntieSocial@Stereo-Typed.comWebsite: http://www.Stereo-Typed.com

Nina Hartley chats with John Phillips and Alexis Garcia about Prop 60... How it'll expose adult film workers to nuisance lawsuits and bad for California's economy.

Chris Franjola (Chelsea Lately, After Lately) joins Gleib to discuss why we eat chemicals instead of food, lesbians, if world events really matter, Obama saying the private sector is doing fine, Romney wanting less police, firemen, and teachers, Bill Clinton messing things up for Obama again, how Chris became part of Chelsea's world, why he moved here looking for fame, and if being recognized is all he thought it would be, his time living in Saudi Arabia, Chelsea and Jennifer Aniston's friendship, what it's like getting made fun of by Chelsea, Ben's night hanging with Susan Sarandon, Oprah ending her feud with 50 Cent, drone strikes killing another Al Queda #2, U.S. losing patience with Pakistan, a court rejects an appeal to overturn the ruling that struck down California's Prop 8, and how Ben's views on gay marriage evolved, whether women should be paid equally to men and why Republicans blocked it again, Linked In gets hacked and if our lives are really safe in the cloud, more bath salts leading to more face chewing, Miley Cyrus gets engaged, the Vatican bans a book on female masterbation, and Amanda Bynes tweets the President. Plus Twitter Answers, and THE THUNDER ROUND! Follow @chrisfranjola and @bengleib on twitter. #LastWeekonEarth

The Liberal Fix team interviews Jay Chen, the Democratic candidate who ran against Ed Royce in California's 39th district.    They discuss not only his race, but also the passage of California's Prop 30, immigration reform and Jay lets us know what he thinks it is going to take for Dems to take back control of Congress. Other topics of interest include: 1) the Friday release of the Jobs numbers  2) Anniversary of the Greensboro Four 3) John Kerry officially the new Secretary of State  4) Deval Patrick appoints Mo Cowan to replace John Kerry 5) Senators Tom Harkin and Saxby Chambliss will not seek re-election. 6) the death of New York Mayor Ed Koch. A recap of the week in Progressive or Liberal Politics. News, Commentary and Analysis. Hosted by Indiana writer Dan Bimrose and co-hosted by Iowa activist Crystal Kayser and sociologist Keith Brekhus from Montana, every week the three of them feature a special guest and tackle those tough issues with a perspective that comes from outside the beltway. If you are interested in being a guest and for any other inquiries or comments concerning the show please contact our producer Naomi De Luna Minogue via email: naomi@liberalfixradio.com. Join the Liberal Fix community, a like-minded group of individuals dedicated to promoting progressive ideals and progressive activists making a difference.

(June 5, 2012) Dr J appears on Issues, Etc to give an update on the Proposition 8 federal trial proceedings...

Californians go to the polls this November, to vote on whether to legalize pot for all adults to smoke. We look at the damage wrought by the failed war on marijuana, with a focus on the millions caught in the criminal justice system.  How might things change if prop 19 is passed into law?

Californians go to the polls this November, to vote on whether to legalize pot for all adults to smoke. We look at the damage wrought by the failed war on marijuana, with a focus on the millions caught in the criminal justice system.  How might things change if prop 19 is passed into law?

Why I wont even READ the GOP's pledge to America, and why I only kind of support California's Prop 19.

UNM Law Professor Antoinette Sedillo Lopez talks about California’s Proposition 8, same sex marriage and family law in an interview with Public Relations Specialist Benson Hendrix.