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Democrats Are Losing Their Minds Over Accountability For Where Our Tax Dollars Are Going?Trump just called for investigations into who's getting kickbacks from the outrageous spending at USAID—and now you see why the Democrats are panicking.This is EXACTLY why we fought so hard. The American people are DONE with corrupt politicians lining their pockets while we struggle to make ends meet.If these so-called “public servants” have been using our hard-earned tax dollars to enrich themselves, then it's time for a reckoning. We DEMAND accountability. No more games. No more cover-ups.Fit, Healthy & Happy Podcast Welcome to the Fit, Healthy and Happy Podcast hosted by Josh and Kyle from Colossus...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

329 Days left to save the USA - what are you doing to stop fascism from taking America?Women have been the vote getters and fundraisers over roe. We were before and now we are after. We DEMAND healthcare to be codified into law to save us from the pasty old white men that want to control us. Democracy, Democrats, Countdown, Save Democracy, Federal Politics, Politics, Illinois, Dem Cast USA, PublicEducation,Elect Heidi Henry, Vote Heidi Henry, heathcare, private equity, Dictonary, Socialism, Social Programs, abortion, abortion acess, Kate Cox, Ukraine. PublicMoneyisForPublicSchools

7 December 2023 - Apollo Live 6PM EST - Trump: President for All People - Attacked By Trash for Winning Debates He Doesn't Need to Show Up To - Terrorism. If you'd like to send a message to Congress, it's linked below! Follow us on Social Media: https://libertylinks.io/ConservativeDaily https://libertylinks.io/JoeOltmann https://libertylinks.io/Apollo Message to Congress - We the People DEMAND action. We DEMAND accountability. We DEMAND responsibility: Audit the Pentagon - https://conservative-daily.com/government-spending/we-the-people-demand-action-we-demand-accountability-we-demand-responsibility-audit-the-pentagon

7 December 2023 12PM EST - Joe Oltmann Live with Canncon - Deepstate Narrative: Ukraine Critical to US National Security, Not Our Borders - Destruction of GOP Debate Losers - State of Our Nation. If you'd like to send a message to Congress, it's linked below! Follow us on Social Media: https://libertylinks.io/ConservativeDaily https://libertylinks.io/JoeOltmann https://libertylinks.io/Apollo Message to Congress - We the People DEMAND action. We DEMAND accountability. We DEMAND responsibility: Audit the Pentagon - https://conservative-daily.com/government-spending/we-the-people-demand-action-we-demand-accountability-we-demand-responsibility-audit-the-pentagon

If this don't blow your mind, nothing will!!!!

#AndrewIverson a Republican chair person, recordings came to light as part of litigation, regarding campaign activities in Wisconsin! November 5th 2020 : Iverson admits that Trump lost but yet Trump campaign determined : "our communications Department is going to continue to fan the flames! & "Be ready to pull some stunts"!!! I'm going to take out a partial or full page ad in the New York times and publish a cartoon and an essay -and start a GoFundMe to pay for the cost of publication Here's a few draft notes of what I want to say in my New York time full page ad and cartoon! This is my soft coup!

I'm turning this #viral video of a cute stuttering kid that went viral in 2010 I believe? I'm turning this into an #uplifting #upbeat #inspirational #rap #hiphop #dance hit!

This week producer Talia Molé and host Shanna Bennett speak with Abigail Acheson, an organizer with Rethinking Economics USA. They discuss new approaches to higher education and economics that prioritize the well-being of people and the planet.  References Rethinking Economics Rethinking Economics on Instagram Rethinking Economics Twitter Economics is Failing US College Students Center for Economic Democracy Ha-Joon Chang Video I quoted The Powell Memorandum is something Ferguson talks about in his book, but here is an interview about We Demand that might be of interest to listeners.

The second episode of From Rockford finds Ari and Leslie speaking about the release of the body camera footage from the Rockford Police Department of the officers involved in the killing of Peter Jaeger. Afterwards the discussion shifts towards the Safe-T Act and bail reform. Finally a small discussion is had about the We Demand docu-series being placed in the Mozaic film festival.

Further ReadingThe Fruit Machine - Secret Life of CanadaQueering '69: The Recriminalization of Homosexuality in CanadaLearn more about the We Demand protest Learn about the White Paper, which attempted to abolish previous legal documents relating to Indigenous peoples in Canada, including the Indian Act and treaties.Learn about Everett Klippert, the only Canadian ever declared a dangerous sexual offender and sentenced to what amounted to life in prison, for no other reason than he was a gay man. Take ActionAction Canada for Sexual Health and Rights have created an AMAZING LIST of the many ways you can support reproductive rights locally, nationally, and globally!Follow the Canadian Centre for Gender and Sexual Diversity

In episode two of season two, co-hosts Dr. CBS and Dr. Layla Brown, start by shooting the shit with producer, Too Black, about the trials of Kyle Rittenhouse and Ahmaud Arbery's killers as well as updates from. In her "Planting Thoughts" segment, Layla breaks down the Pilea peperomioides plant. Next, the two co-hosts, conduct an interview with Bob Brown, an organizer, lecturer, researcher and writer. They discuss his new book "We Demand the Full Disclosure and Digitization of All Slavery Era Records" in concert with the popular reparations narrative, the history of slavery documentation, and the need for full digitization of the archives. Returning to a segment from season 1, ”The Dr's In,” Dr. CBS and Layla discuss how the their Incite Seminar from the previous week went and answer questions from LDI faithful relating to their particular affiliation with Revolutionary Pan-Africanism. Tap in to this episode of LDI--and be sure to subscribe to the channel and consider becoming a Patreon! Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/LDIpodcast Twitter: @ldipodcast Instagram: @ldipodcast

Melissa Wolfe, Curator of American art at the St. Louis Art Museum, stopped by to talk about the new exhibition, Art Along the Rivers, which runs October 3rd, 2021 until January 9th, 2022.  Other happenings at the museum are also discussed. Melissa Wolfe joined the Art Museum in 2015 as curator and head of the Department of American Art. She oversaw an extensive reinterpretation of the museum's American art galleries that opened in 2016. Melissa Wolfe Melissa previously was curator of American art at the Columbus Museum of Art, where she has worked for 14 years on a succession of important exhibitions, catalogues and collection development. Her projects “George Bellows and the American Experience” (2013), “George Tooker: A Retrospective” (2008) and “In Monet's Garden: The Lure of Giverny” (2007) were awarded significant funding from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Henry Luce Foundation and Terra Foundation for American Art. Wolfe received undergraduate degrees from Stephens College in Columbia, Mo., and a master's degree and doctorate in the history of art at The Ohio State University, where she also served as adjunct professor. In conjunction with the 200th anniversary of Missouri's statehood, Art Along the Rivers: A Bicentennial Celebration explores the remarkable artwork produced and collected over 1,000 years in the region surrounding St. Louis. The exhibition presents more than 150 objects from Missouri as far north as Hannibal, west to Hermann, and south through the Old Mines area. It also encompasses the Illinois region along the eastern bank of the Mississippi River, from Cairo north through Carbondale and Alton. Although the region that has shaped the exhibition's objects is small, it has played an outsize role in the history of North America due to the confluence of powerful rivers and major trails and routes within its borders. Art Along the Rivers includes a surprising range of objects that vary widely in medium, function, and the prominence of their makers. For example, it brings together Mississippian sculpture, Osage textiles, architectural drawings for iconic landmarks, musical instruments, German and Creole furniture, African American decorative arts, prize-winning paintings from the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair, and contemporary artists' responses to these historic objects. While at first these works might appear to have few connections, the exhibition arranges them by theme rather than by culture or chronology to establish dialogues around the region's geography, raw materials, and pressing social issues. The exhibition is curated by Melissa Wolfe, curator of American art, and Amy Torbert, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Assistant Curator of American Art. Joe Jones 1909-1963 We Demand, 1934 Oil on Canvas 48x36 Attributed to Anna Jane Parker, American, c.1841–1918; “Quilt Top, Pieced Log Cabin”, 1875-1900   Podcast Curator and Editor: Jon Valley with Technical Support by Mid Coast Media

Today's guest needs no introduction - Rev. Dr. Cheri DiNovo gives new meaning to the word icon. With the Order of Canada, a seat in Ontario parliament for twelve years, and as the only woman to sign Canada's first gay liberation manifesto "We Demand" in 1971, Cheri has done it all. This April, Cheri put out a new book called, "The Queer Evangelist," a memoir which looks back at her 50+ years of activism. In this conversation, we discussed radicalism versus reform and what resistance means today. We are also excited to announce that Cheri will be joining us for a book talk on June 17th at 8pm.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/queerdevotions/message

Cheri DiNovo is no stranger to revolution. At twenty, openly queer, DiNovo was the only woman to sign Canada’s first gay rights manifesto, “We Demand,” in 1971. Thirty years later, as a minister with the United Church of Canada, she would perform Canada’s first legalized same-sex marriage — risking her license in the process. As … Continue reading Cheri DiNovo: “Every revolution seemed impossible until it happened” →

Reverend Dr. Cheri DiNovo, C.M. is an ordained United Church minister who performed Canada’s first legalized same sex marriage. She is currently the minister at Trinity-St. Paul’s Centre for Faith Justice and the Arts. Cheri is a Member of the Order of Canada, recognized for her contributions to provincial politics and for her lifelong advocacy of social justice. As the former MPP for Parkdale–High Park, Cheri passed into law more pro-LGBTQ legislation than anyone in Canadian history, including Banning Conversion Therapy in Ontario, Parent Equality, and Trans Rights in the Human Rights Code. First elected into the Ontario Legislature in a by-election in 2006, she was re-elected in 2007, 2011 and 2014. Cheri has been a 50+ year activist for LGBTQ issues. She was the only woman in Canada to sign the ‘We Demand’ statement in 1971—the first demand for gay rights on Parliament Hill. In 2012, Cheri succeeded in getting Toby’s Act passed, an amendment to the Ontario Humans Rights Code to include gender identity and gender expression—the first of its kind in North America. She made history again in 2015 by successfully passing Bill 77, which prohibits “Conversion Therapy” for youth (therapy intended to prevent young people from identifying as LGBTQ). This ground-breaking legislation also de-listed “conversion therapy” from OHIP. Following Cheri’s introduction of the Bill, President Barack Obama called for a ban of the practice in the United States, and Manitoba tabled legislation to ban the practice as well. Cheri has championed Parental Equality for LGBTQ parents with her Bill, Cy and Ruby’s Act. Cheri has also been honoured to be the Grand Marshal in Toronto’s Pride Parade. Cheri is known as the “Queen of tri-party bills” for tabling the most bills in the Legislature that have all three parties’ support, and has also passed more Private Member’s Bills than any other MPP in Ontario’s record. She is known for her 2006-2007 $10 minimum wage campaign, through which over a million Ontarians saw their income increase by 28% over three years. Cheri successfully proposed a bill to fast-track benefits for workers suffering from PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder). After 7 years, 4 tablings and 1 second reading, the government finally passed legislation to recognize PTSD as a workplace injury in April 2016. Cheri is also the author of the original Bill on inclusionary zoning, which gives municipalities the tools to address the affordable housing crisis. Her Bill, which tabled 5 times and passed 2nd reading twice, has the support of municipalities and organizations across Ontario. Cheri has been an outspoken advocate for cyclists and cyclist safety, including her “1-metre rule,” which the government passed as part of their larger transportation bill in 2015. Cheri has also been a staunch advocate for Tibetans, Roma, Ukrainian and other immigrant communities in Parkdale–High Park and Ontario. Cheri also founded Girls’ Government, a non-partisan initiative aimed at getting young girls engaged in the political process. Follow Us: Instagram: www.instagram.com/crossborderpodcast/ Twitter: twitter.com/CrossBorderPod Facebook : www.facebook.com/CrossBorderInterviewPodcast/ Website: www.crossborderinterviews.ca/ Cross Border Interviews is owned by Miranda, Brown & Associates Inc.

This week we listen to Abdul about his life expierence as a refugee, detention and RISE REFUGEE ex-detainess day and demands.  https://www.riserefugee.org Ex-Detainees DemandsJan 9, 2020These ten demands represent eX-detainee RISE members campaign to address urgent issues affecting asylum seekers and refugees seeking protection from persecution. The demands identify the systemic changes that need to occur, in order to dismantle unjust laws and institutions that engage in and promote the abuse and criminalisation of our members.Our Demands1. WE DEMAND, the immediate end to detention of asylum seekers and refugees, not for 1 day, not for 30 days, not for 1 year, or any other length of time.2. WE DEMAND, that all currently detained asylum seekers and refugees be immediately released into the community, and be given justice, freedom and proper humanitarian support without delay.3. WE DEMAND, that no one should be forcibly deported or coerced to self-deport to a country in which they will face persecution, torture or death. If someone has been deported or forced to self-deport to danger, they should immediately be connected to an independent organisation, processed, and taken to a safe country. Those who have been harmed should be compensated along with their families. Compensation should also be given to families of those who have lost their lives after being deported or forced to self-deport to danger.4. WE DEMAND, that for refugees seeking protection, countries should create safe passage by:– Providing humanitarian coordination that ensures safety, protection and freedom of movement– Providing proper rescue operations, for refugees and asylum seekers crossing borders by land and sea– Ceasing to dump refugees and asylum seekers in locations where we are not given long-term protection.5. WE DEMAND, that regardless of how asylum seekers arrive, they must be settled into the community. They must be granted freedom of movement and access to a just and humane asylum claim process. This should also include the provision of:– Housing– Free medical and psychological care with comprehensive independent health checks and rehabilitation facilities– Interpreters, communication facilities and appropriate community support networks– Education and Training opportunities– Work rights– Legal aid to assist with asylum claims and applications for protection visas– The guarantee that those accepted as refugees are given permanent protection visas– Upholding the basic right to family and family reunion onshore and offshore.6. WE DEMAND accountability and reparations from governmental and non-governmental agencies and individuals that have created and been a part of the asylum seeker/refugee detention, torture and abuse supply chain. Witnessing the ongoing criminalisation and torture of other refugees and asylum seekers in detention centres adds another layer of trauma which impacts on our mobility everyday both physically and psychologically. Laws should be implemented to stop the detention of asylum seekers and refugees. We must have recognition and memorialisation of the criminal abuse faced by detainees and ex-detainees, as well as deaths in immigration detention centres. Furthermore, steps should be taken to provide additional community and welfare support such as specialist counselling, safety and well-being networks, employment, education and training assistance for eX-detainees in the community and their families. Families of asylum seekers and refugees who died in custody should also be given recognition, compensation and ongoing community and welfare support.7. WE DEMAND, that the creation and implementation of all government and non-governmental refugee policies and laws is done in consultation with the refugee community itself, at both the local, regional, national and international level, for a more sustainable, durable, just and humane approach in providing protection and resettlement for asylum seekers and refugees.8. WE DEMAND, that countries that cause forced displacement are stripped from their decision-making position in the global humanitarian sector. It is an irrefutable fact that the countries that supply the largest proportion of the world’s weapons and military power and consume the largest proportion of the world’s natural resources, are located mainly in Europe and North America. These countries also have a disproportionate amount of decision making power in the humanitarian sector and take in one of the smallest proportions of forcibly displaced immigrants in the world.9. WE DEMAND, that there is fair distribution in the global responsibility to protect and resettle refugees. This includes an increase to the offshore humanitarian resettlement quota by more wealthy countries. There should be an assurance that this quota does not include the numbers of people who have family members who are already onshore. We condemn any individual, government or non-governmental organisation that uses a quota or any other policy or law that blocks refugees trying to reunite with their family; this violates the fundamental right to family that every human being has.10. WE DEMAND, that our voices and the campaigns and initiatives we create for ourselves are brought to the forefront; that non-detainees desist from managing us and speaking on our behalf when proposing alternative suggestions to detention centres. Such proposals and recommendations must be made by detainees and ex-detainees only. WE SAY, the ONLY alternative to detention is NO DETENTION, with FREEDOM, JUSTICE, and proper humanitarian safeguards. As refugees and asylum seekers we have been exploited and criminalised for having survived persecution, torture and abuse; we refuse to apologise for being survivors of this abuse. 

For the final episode of We Demand we’re focusing on the aftermath of the protest. Thank you Aliyah Browne, Lex Fernander, Raz Moayed, Celia Reilly, Jonas Spencer, Vivien Liu, Lucie Pereira, and Lissa Deonarain. Music by Incompetech Productions and The Third Root.

We Demand premiering March 22nd. In 2015 hundreds of students marched on Emerson College’s Faculty Assembly demanding cultural competency. In doing so, these students joined a long tradition of student led advocacy, including the Tiananmen Square protests, the Kent State Protests, and hundreds more. At Emerson, when students involved in Protesting Oppression With Education Reform, … Continue reading "We Demand Trailer ~ School Tour"

Chuck Webster joins us this week for some trash talking and pinball. -We Demand an Explanation -Tom Brady Pinball -Chuck's Pinball Story -IFPA 15 -Prison…

Chuck Webster joins us this week for some trash talking and pinball. -We Demand an Explanation -Tom Brady Pinball -Chuck's Pinball Story -IFPA 15 -Prison…

We put our hard-nosed political reporting skills to the test in this week's episode, as we uncover one of the biggest voter fraud conspiracies in our nation's history. We DEMAND justice. Suggested talking points: Rock the Vote or Die, What do you Think, Water Intake, Hipster Whoopi, Baby Ducked, Extra Meatus, Watch Advice, Student Body