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Taylor's Table Talk: Ohio University's proposed mission contradicts stance on diversity scholarships - Vimarsana News

Taylor's Table Talk: Ohio University's proposed mission contradicts stance on diversity scholarships

On March 21, OU announced the draft of a new university mission statement. Yet, the mission glaringly contradicts the $450,000 in diversity scholarships pulled for review by the university.

Chapter 12: Seeding Race Wars - Vimarsana News

Chapter 12: Seeding Race Wars

CHAPTER 12: Seeding Race Wars Space Is No Longer the Final Frontier—Reality Is [forthcoming release May 2024] by Linda Goudsmit Globalism is a replacement ideology that seeks to reorder the world into one singular, planetary Unistate, ruled by the globalist elite. The globalist war on nation-states

Arkansas' LEARNS Act on education faces a federal court challenge: What to know about the case - Vimarsana News

Arkansas' LEARNS Act on education faces a federal court challenge: What to know about the case

Students and a teacher sued to halt the LEARNS Act on constitutional grounds, citing racial discrimination.

Source: yahoo.com
McKamey Manor sues TN AG over investigation into haunted house's practices - Vimarsana News

McKamey Manor sues TN AG over investigation into haunted house's practices

The owner of a haunted house known for its intense tactics to frighten guests is now suing Tennessee's Attorney General over his investigation into the attraction's practices.

Source: wkrn.com
Mother who alleged police officer distributed photos of her son's suicide rejects City's dismissal motion - Vimarsana News

Mother who alleged police officer distributed photos of her son's suicide rejects City's dismissal motion

PHILADELPHIA – The mother of a man who died by suicide during a mental health episode two years ago has opposed efforts from the City of Philadelphia to dismiss her litigation, which alleged an unidentified local police officer photographed her son’s lifeless body and distributed it online.