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How corrupt is New York? Very
By Greg David New York is more corrupt than other states, U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara said Tuesday, in announcing the arrest of state Sen. Malcolm Smith and others in the latest bribery scandal to rock the Empire State. He didn’t say how … Continue reading
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Tagged business, Chicago, commentary, Crain Communications, law, Los Angeles, money, New York, New York City, politics
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The First Honest Cable Company
I grew up with free over the air television. Between the UHF and VHF bands New York City had a plethora of content available. While it may not have been 24 hour broadcasting and would have proven to be of … Continue reading
Random Thoughts
The Catholic Church needs Pope Francis. Jorge Mario Bergoglio knows exactly what he is doing by choosing the name Francis. Pope Francis has already demonstrated by action what type of Pope he wants to be. All Catholics need to learn … Continue reading
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Tagged Amadou Diallo, Atlanta Hawks, Carnival Cruise Lines, Catholic Church, commentary, Dahntay Jones, Dianne Feinstein, economy, entertainment, Five Guys, Francis of Assisi, Francis Xavier, Kansas City, KCPD, Kimani Gray, New York, NYPD, politics, Pope Francis, Rob Portman, Scandal, Sean Bell, Ted Cruz
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Random Thoughts
Happy International Women’s Day to all my sisters! Your contributions to the world are appreciated and needed. A minimum wage increase is long overdue. Don’t succumb to the fear mongering of the have’s. The have nots outnumber the have’s and … Continue reading
America Never Really Ended Slavery
The new form of slavery has the same intent and purpose as the old: to rob us of our labor and to keep us powerless. By Jazz Hayden Photo Credit: SHUTTERSTOCK.COM February 25, 2013 | February is African-American … Continue reading
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Tagged 13th Amendment, Abolitionism, african american, black, business, commentary, Frederick Douglass, Harriet Beecher Stowe, incarceration, money, Nat Turner, prison, Prison Industrial Complex, slavery, United States, US Constitution, William Lloyd Garrison
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Why Americans Are So Ignorant — It’s Not Only Fox News, There Are Some Understandable Reasons for it
By Lawrence Davidson In 2008, Rick Shenkman, the Editor-in-Chief of the History News Network, published a book entitled Just How Stupid Are We? Facing the Truth about the American Voter. In it he demonstrated, among other things, that most Americans … Continue reading →