Wednesday November 2nd was jam-packed with protest all across America and Tucson was no exception. The World Can’t Wait March is well covered at the Tucson Indymedia site. But there were actions throughout the day at many locations in Tucson. I received some photos from my friend Susan of “Die In” that was held in […]
Kathleen Dunbar Sucks….
Final version: 7 November 2005 Kathleen Dunbar Sucks Resources Straight Out of the Mouths of Ward III’s Hungry Children I live in Ward III in Tucson, Arizona. There are two women running for City Council who both purport to want to represent me. I hope Karin Uhlich wins the election tomorrow as she would represent […]
First you take out their communications.
Killing Non-Corporate Controlled Communications Telecom law needs to be monitored closely. Changes to such law is a quick way for a fascistic state to disable the ability of all alternative perspective to communicate their ideas. Anyone remember Michael Powell and his attempt to allow consolidation of media ownership? Well corporate media didn’t get their way […]
Bush to be in Phoenix Novermber 28th
What kind of a welcome should we give Bush and all the Evil Arizona Aristocrats who will come out en masse to engage in their evil “let them eat cake” activities in support of Jon Kyl? Kyl in case you don’t know represents nothing but corporate interests. —————— October 19, 2005Bush to give Kyl Senate […]
Clarification
Fry’s isn’t the only chain getting attention for refusal to carry and fill prescriptions for emergency contraception. Target also will not fill prescriptions. I should also clarify something I said in an earlier entry. I said, “A young woman is forced to suffer the indignity of having a stranger pass moral judgment on her, deny […]
Global Gags Rules Problematic, Local Gag Rules Even More Problematic
Students for Choice at the University of Arizona have put out a call for assistance. As most of you know, the University of Arizona has its very own gag rule. In 1974, the Arizona state legislature gave the university $5.5 million for football stadium renovations, but under the condition that the university would agree to […]