Tag: Civil Rights Act of 1964
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Supreme Court Rules that Civil Rights are For Everyone, Not Just the Identifiable Disenfranchised
by James Lyons-Weiler, PhD, Popular Rationalism, ©2025 (Jun. 5, 2025) — The U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously on June 5 that a woman who believes she was denied promotions because she is straight should have the chance to prove her case in court. The ruling removes a legal barrier that had made it harder for people…
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31 – Cultural Change, Part I
by ProfDave, ©2022 (Jul. 12, 2022) — These notes will venture where angels fear to tread, guessing at the broader picture. If you do not disagree with anything I say, you probably are not thinking at all. Remember that I warned you: I am a conservative, a Christian, and a cold war veteran. By reading…
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The Sharpton “Racist” Slander
by Joseph DeMaio, ©2021 (Mar. 28, 2021) — Well, well, well…, whatta ya know? The Senate filibuster is now labeled by Democrats as a relic of the scurrilous “Jim Crow” era of the nation’s past. Because of that, Democrats have declared that it must be killed. Not only must it be killed, Senators who don’t…
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The Humanitarian Hoax of Black-Only College Graduation Ceremonies: Killing America With Kindness – Hoax 32
“THE PRELUDE TO TYRANNY” by Linda Goudsmit, ©2019, blogging at Pundicity (Jun. 12, 2019) — The Humanitarian Hoax is a deliberate and deceitful tactic of presenting a destructive policy as altruistic. The humanitarian huckster presents himself as a compassionate advocate when in fact he is the disguised enemy. The humanitarian hoax of black-only college graduation…
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Tennessee Inmate Alleges Discrimination in Use of Law Library
CLAIMS FIRST AMENDMENT, CIVIL RIGHTS VIOLATIONS by Sharon Rondeau (Jul. 2, 2018) — On April 17, 2018, TDOC inmate Jeffrey Johnson, #105994, completed his preparation of a ten-page civil rights complaint with the service of a notary present that day at the Trousdale Turner Correctional Center (TTCC). We have had the complaint in our hands…
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Tennessee Group to Celebrate Bill of Rights Day December 15
LOCAL ORGANIZER ENCOURAGES ALL AMERICANS TO HOST GATHERINGS by Sharon Rondeau (Dec. 10, 2016) — Every year for the last 16 years, a small group of Dayton, TN citizens has commemorated December 15, Bill of Rights Day, with a banquet open to the public as seating is available. “We’ve had preachers, leaders, and this year…
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Hillary’s Risky KKK Gambit
“PIN THE TAIL ON THE DONKEY” by Paul R. Hollrah, ©2016 (Sep. 10, 2016) — At an August 25 rally in Reno, Nevada, Hillary Clinton made what was a feeble attempt at blunting Donald Trump’s outreach to African-American voters. In her remarks she referred to recent news reports in which former Klansman David Duke is said…
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Perpetual Pauperism Perfected
PLAN TO KEEP BLACKS “DEPENDENT AND DYSFUNCTIONAL” EXPOSED by Dwight Kehoe, SAPPA Group via TPATH, ©2015 (Apr. 20, 2015) — It’s certainly no secret that the African American people vote more solidly for one particular political party than the other. Various blocks or categories consisting of rich and poor, religious, agnostic and atheists, as well…
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Separate But Not Equal
WHO HAS THE BIGGEST STICK? by OPOVV, ©2013 (Jun. 9, 2013) — The “Bully” concept. We’re all familiar with it: the playground bully who has to have the ball, has to call the shots, has to make the rules up as the game goes along to give him an unfair advantage. A cheat, an undesirable, a…
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The Real Meaning of Benghazi
U.S. GOVERNMENT HAS FAILED TO RESCUE PUBLIC SERVANTS VICTIMIZED BY ISLAMIC TERRORISTS by OPOVV, ©2013 (May 13, 2013) — Like most people of my generation, I was taught that honesty and hard work were all you needed to make it in America; therefore, I supported Martin Luther King, Jr.’s efforts to make it an even playing…