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Blue city unveils bus stop to advance 'gender equity,' immediately gets mocked - Vimarsana News

Blue city unveils bus stop to advance 'gender equity,' immediately gets mocked

Laurel Duggan Daily Caller News Foundation The City of Los Angeles’s transportation department unveiled a new bus stop designed to provide commuters shade as part of its “Gender Equity Action Plan” Thursday, immediately prompting ridicule. The city designed four bus stops called La Sombrita, meaning little shade, which were designed to provide light at night…

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Los Angeles Unveils 'Bus Stop' To Advance 'Gender Equity', Immediately Gets Mocked - Vimarsana News

Los Angeles Unveils 'Bus Stop' To Advance 'Gender Equity', Immediately Gets Mocked

The City of Los Angeles was subject to immediate mockery after unveiling a new bus stop as part of its "Gender Equity Action Plan."

Austin voters pass Prop A. What does that mean and what happens next? - Vimarsana News

Austin voters pass Prop A. What does that mean and what happens next?

Austin voters earlier this month overwhelmingly supported Prop A while rejecting Prop B. But all attention has been on Senate Bill 2209, which would override Austin voters.

Inside Tabia Lee's firing as De Anza College's diversity director - Vimarsana News

Inside Tabia Lee's firing as De Anza College's diversity director

Here’s what happened when a critic of anti-racism programs was hired to lead them at a Bay Area college.

Election results: Early vote totals show strong support for civilian oversight of Austin police - Vimarsana News

Election results: Early vote totals show strong support for civilian oversight of Austin police

Austinites voted on dueling propositions with near-identical language to transform the police oversight office.

Source: kut.org