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Jan 12 2023
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Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders bans use of term ‘Latinx’ in state documents
Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed an executive order this week barring the use of the term “Latinx” in official state documents, saying the government should use “ethnically appropriate language.”
Sanders, a Republican who gained national recognition as White House press secretary in the Trump administration, signed several orders involving government regulations Tuesday
CNN (Online News)
Jan 12 2023
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Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders Bans The Term ‘Latinx’ From Official Government Use
Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders has issued an executive order on her first day in office eliminating official government use of the word “latinx.” The term is a favorite of leftists seeking a gender-neutral alternative to the words “Latino” and “Latina,” Spanish-language words referring to Latin American men and women respectively. Polls have found that only 2% of Hispanics use the word
The Daily Caller
Mar 11 2018
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Elizabeth Warren rules out presidential run, says she won't get DNA test to prove Native American heritage
Massachusetts Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren on Sunday ruled out a 2020 presidential run and taking a DNA test to prove Native American ancestry -- an issue that has nagged her Senate campaigns and would almost certainly create problems in a White House bid.
Fox News (Online News)
Jan 09 2023
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Danbury Hospital Scores $50K Grant To Improve Data Collection
The grant is among 24 awarded by the CHF in the fourth quarter of 2022, totaling nearly $1.17 million. The gifts are meant to enable the grantees to conduct community listening sessions, establish patient advisory boards, and undertake other activities designed to improve how they collect and analyze data on patients’ race, ethnicity, and preferred language ("REL" data). A state law passed in
Patch.com
Jan 04 2023
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From downtown New Orleans to the north shore and beyond, luxury living abounds
The New Orleans-area real estate portfolio is a dazzling mix of dwellings of all types, drawing on the city's rich heritage of influences, from the Old World styles of France, Spain and England, to New World styles of the Caribbean, Creole and contemporary architecture and design. For an investment of $1 million or more, a posh piece of New Orleans living is available to you. Here are a
The Times-Picayune
Jan 06 2023
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Coon Rapids printing company donates valuable reproduction of St. John's Bible
A Coon Rapids firm has made a donation that is literally one for the ages. The Heritage Edition of the St. John's Bible is a printed reproduction of the famous seven-volume work considered the first handwritten, illustrated and illuminated Bible made since the invention of the printing press in the 15th century. But if "reproduction" conjures an image of a large, beautiful coffee-table book
Star Tribune
Jan 11 2023
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New York GOP says Santos ‘disgraced’ House, should resign
Local Republican leaders in New York on Wednesday called for the immediate resignation of their new GOP congressman George Santos, who is facing multiple investigations by prosecutors over his personal and campaign finances and lies about his resume and family heritage.
“His lies were not mere fibs. He disgraced the House of Representatives,” Joseph Cairo Jr., chair of the Nassau County
Associated Press
Jan 02 2023
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Sen. Dick Durbin pushing through historic diversity on federal bench
WASHINGTON — With Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., wielding the gavel as chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, President Joe Biden outpaced Donald Trump and Barack Obama in confirming federal judges at the midpoint of their respective terms. The new judges are part of a historic transformation of the federal bench in terms of race, gender, ethnicity and experience, including in federal
Chicago Sun-Times
Feb 03 2023
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Should Critical Race Theory Be Taught in Schools?
This piece was originally published on Divided We Fall, which AllSides rates as mixed. It was written by Johnatan Feingold, Associate Professor at Boston University School of Law, and Erec Smith, Associate Professor of Retoric at York College of Pennsylvania and Co-founder of Free Black Thought.
Is Opposition to CRT Legitimate Criticism or an Assault on Divided We Fall (author)