According to the Daily Bruin, the protesters at UCLA blocked students at De Neve Dining Hall from swiping their meal cards and allowed everyone to enter regardless of meal status.
...the activists are part of a “COLA” group which encompasses those affiliated with cost of living adjustment demands, abolition of campus police, and anti-capitalism.
The Twitter account “Cops Off Campus UC” posted about the demonstrations on December 7 saying “Students should not be debt burdened, rent burdened or food insecure.”...
"...Skoliosexuality is an identity that was new to me...“Skoliosexuality means different things to different people,” says Laura Lee Townsend, a California-based clinical therapist.
Most saliently, it refers to someone who is attracted to non-binary individuals — those who don't identify as only male or female, she tells Mic.
“For others, it's a way to express that they are attracted to anyone who isn't cisgender,”...
A judge recently ruled that a former Virginia Tech women's soccer player can continue a lawsuit against her former coach after she was allegedly benched and pressured to leave the team for declining to kneel during a pregame social justice demonstration.
The Faribault Public School District accepted the $1.1 million Minnesota Department of Human Services grant on Monday to prevent drug abuse for black, indigenous and other students of color amid backlash from school board members...
...“Race-based discrimination is still unlawful even if it advantages the ‘right’ races/colors for the ‘right’ reasons,” Perry told the DCNF....
1577 - Five ships under the command of Sir Francis Drake left Plymouth, England, to embark on Drake's circumnavigation of the globe. The journey took almost three years.
1636 - The United States National Guard was created when militia regiments were organized by the General Court of the Massachusetts Bay Colony.
1809 - The first abdominal surgical procedure was performed in Danville, KY, on Jane Todd Crawford. The operation was performed without an anesthetic.
1913 - In the U.S., the Federal Reserve System was established.
1937 - Japanese forces took the Chinese city of Nanking (Nanjing). An estimated 200,000 Chinese were killed over the next six weeks. The event became known as the "Rape of Nanking."
2000 - U.S. Vice President Al Gore conceded the 2000 Presidential election to Texas Gov. George W. Bush. The Florida electoral votes were won by only 537 votes, which decided the election. The election had been contested up to the U.S. Supreme Court, which said that the Florida recount (supported by the Florida Supreme Court) was unconstitutional.
The head of conservative Christian group in Virginia is speaking out after members of her organization were turned away from a restaurant based solely on their religious views.
Victoria Cobb, president of the non-profit Christian lobbying organization Family Foundation of Virginia, told Fox News Digital that several members of her group were scheduled to hold a private event at a side room at Metzger Bar and Butchery in Richmond, Virginia when they received a call an hour and a half before the reservation saying their reservation had been canceled.
From comments - "Benjamin Lasseter - We did do this in the West.
There were at least two well-reputed but small pharmaceutical companies in the USA which produced a similar dead-virus vaccine, which they were able to generate in large quantities and at low cost.
They offered the vaccine for consideration quite early in the pandemic timeline.
For some peculiar reason, they were never given expedited approval even to this date.
Republicans helped pass a subsidy for a train that has a fraction of the ridership it would need to sustain itself
Michigan taxpayers are on the hook for a $5M/year subsidy to the QLine through 2039...a commuter train traveling 3.3 miles of Woodward Avenue in Detroit, between downtown and Midtown.
Michigan taxpayers will chip in $85 million for the free rides on Detroit’s QLine street car over the next 17 years under legislation awaiting the governor’s signature.
A class action lawsuit filed Thursday accuses a host of celebrities of promoting Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) non-fungible tokens at artificially increased prices without disclosing their financial stakes or personal interests, thereby misleading investors and violating both state and federal laws.
"The U.S. Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs said it again in a report it published in November, “The Rising Threat of Domestic Terrorism”: “National security agencies now identify domestic terrorism as the most persistent and lethal terrorist threat to the homeland. This increase in domestic terror attacks has been predominantly perpetrated by white supremacist and anti-government extremist individuals and groups.”
Conspicuously lacking from this oft-repeated claim are actual white supremacist terrorists...
A Greek socialist serving as vice president of the European Union's parliament was arrested in Belgium for allegedly taking bribes to "influence the economic and political decisions" of the EU on behalf of Qatar.
"Every year we get this silly story, generated by grant-funded, climate alarmist scientists, and every time the gullible reporters fail to check the actual facts.
Note, of course, that it is always “COULD” and “MAY”!...