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Earlier this month in Mizzou, Jonathan Butler began a hunger strike due to the racial incidents that took place and nothing was done about it. Jonathan Butler hunger strike was a force to have President Wolfe resign because of his poor leadership in not handling the racial incidents, and it worked. The Mizzou protests demonstrated racism in the University System […]
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Last week, Myanmar had their elections and it was the National League for Democracy party, led by former political prisoner and life long fighter of democracy Aung San Suu Kyi that won the majority of the seats, upsetting the military regime. Based on reports the, Aung San Suu Kyi party has more than 390 seats in both houses of parliament, giving […]
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Friday November 6, President Obama alongside VP Joe Biden and Secretary of State John Kerry, held a press conference on the rejection of the KeyStone XL pipeline. The KeyStone XL pipeline was a contentious issue for all of 2014 and the beginning of 2015, which Congress passed a bill on favoring the KeyStone XL pipeline and President Obama vetoed the bill […]
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After yesterday elections, the people of Ohio and Seattle are the winners, voting on constitutional amendments to reduce gerrymandering, democracy vouchers to publicly fund campaigns and to not monopolized marijuana. My question, who and why would they monopolized marijuana?? It’s for everyone to enjoy; Ohio voters rejected a CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT that would allow the legalization of marijuana to become a monopoly […]
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