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Jun 30 2023
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How schools are reacting to the Supreme Court’s decision to strike down affirmative action
The higher education community is responding to the Supreme Court decision to strike down affirmative action on Thursday. Some institutions and experts criticized the court’s decision, calling for countermeasures, while others applauded it but expected a tough fight in courts in the future. Meanwhile, polls indicate that Americans are already through with affirmative action. Here in the
Deseret NewsJul 12 2023
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Thousands attend first-ever Alaska filming of ‘Antiques Roadshow’
Local appraiser Shyanne Beatty stood behind a folding table under a tent at the Alaska Native Heritage Center in Anchorage on Tuesday discussing an attendee’s finely-detailed Indigenous footwear laid out on its wrapping. The woman told her they were a gift from a friend. “I’d say that you have a really nice friend,” Beatty said laughing. Beatty was one of dozens of people appraising items at
Alaska Public MediaJul 16 2023
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RFK Jr. now trying to moonwalk the Jewish COVID comments
The New York Post reported that RFK Jr, at a fundraising dinner this week, made some very objectionable claims about Jews, the Chinese, and Covid. Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. dished out wild COVID-19 conspiracy theories this week during a press event at an Upper East Side restaurant, claiming the bug was a genetically engineered bioweapon that may have been “
HotAirJul 29 2023
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UNC-Chapel Hill bars use of race and sex in admissions
Following the Supreme Court’s ruling that gutted affirmative action, effectively ending race-conscious admissions, the University of North Carolina has voted to bar the use of “race, sex, color or ethnicity” in hiring and admissions.
“I’m confident that we’re taking all the necessary steps to fully comply,” UNC Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz said on Friday after the Board of Trustees at
Washington ExaminerMay 05 2023
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Echoes of Fauxcahontas Elizabeth Warren as fake Indian professor uncovered at Cal Berkeley, facing demands to resign
Another high-profile female at one of America’s most prestigious universities has been outed for having falsely claimed Native American heritage and thereby illicitly benefitted from affirmative action, as well as deceiving research subjects with her false claims. The controversy has been building for over half a year, after Associate Professor Elizabeth Hoover in October 2022 revealed on her
American ThinkerJul 18 2023
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Michelin Guide reveals star Los Angeles County restaurants for 2023
Arguably the world’s most esteemed dining guide, Michelin announced its constellation for 2023 at a ceremony in Oakland on Tuesday evening, July 18, with one new star shining bright in Los Angeles. Two Southern California restaurants received their first one-star rating this year: Heritage in Long Beach and Valle in Oceanside. No new two- or three-star restaurants were awarded for 2023.
Long Beach Press-TelegramJul 18 2023
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Michelin Guide reveals star Los Angeles County restaurants for 2023
Arguably the world’s most esteemed dining guide, Michelin announced its constellation for 2023 at a ceremony in Oakland on Tuesday evening, July 18, with one new star shining bright in Los Angeles. Two Southern California restaurants received their first one-star rating this year: Heritage in Long Beach and Valle in Oceanside. No new two- or three-star restaurants were awarded for 2023.
Pasadena Star-NewsJul 17 2023
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RFK Jr.'s Sister Condemns His Comments That Covid Was 'Targeted': 'Deplorable'
On Monday, human rights activist Kerry Kennedy join the chorus of voices denouncing her brother, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., whose latest anti-vax controversy relied strongly on antisemitic tropes—as many conspiracy theories often do. “I STRONGLY condemn my brother’s deplorable and untruthful remarks last week about Covid being engineered for ethnic targeting,” Kerry Kennedy tweeted, in her
JezebelJul 05 2023
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Community Bank supports Lewes Juneteenth celebration
Community Bank Delaware recently presented a $1,000 donation to the City of Lewes in support of its second annual Juneteenth celebration. Juneteenth commemorates the specific date of June 19, 1865, when federal troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, and communicated the order that all slaves were freed under the Emancipation Proclamation. For the Lewes African American Heritage Commission and the
Cape GazetteJun 16 2023
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Hamtramck’s pride flag ban met with opposition from Detroit lawmakers
Detroit lawmakers are pushing back against a recent decision in Hamtramck to bar pride and other, flags from being flown on city property or government buildings.
Earlier this week, the city council voted unanimously to ban any flag associated with religion, ethnicity, race, politics or sexual orientation from flying on a number of government or city buildings, including libraries,
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