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Anti-Asian hate crimes don't begin with physical violence | Opinion | Pittsburgh - Vimarsana News

Anti-Asian hate crimes don't begin with physical violence | Opinion | Pittsburgh

CP photo: Jared Wickerham Chinatown Inn on Third Avenue in Downtown Pittsburgh, the location of the city's "lost" Chinatown Pittsburgh’s Chinatown was something I only heard about when talking to other young Asian Americans in the city. It was folkloric, despite being a part of Pittsburgh’s history and, by virtue of being Asian American in Pittsburgh, our history. When I was Downtown, I sometimes caught a glimpse of the facade of what I would la...

From bootleggers to the SAQ — how Prohibition shaped the way Quebec drinks - Vimarsana News

From bootleggers to the SAQ — how Prohibition shaped the way Quebec drinks

From bootleggers to the SAQ — how Prohibition shaped the way Quebec drinks During the 1920s Prohibition era, Quebec became the only province in Canada to not impose an outright ban on alcohol. A century later, the provincial liquor board's business model continues to tell the unique story of Quebec’s relationship to booze. Social Sharing

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20130221:21:53:00

Children, governor rick scott has agreed to expand medicaid under the president's health care reform. having opposed the affordable care act even before he was elected and right up to the supreme court, governor scott offered this explanation for his change of mind. this is not a white flag of surrender to government-run health care. i cannot in good conscience deny the uninsured access to care. but just as a quick refresher, here is what he said shortly after the court's ruling last june. >> this is going to be devastating for patients, devastating for taxpayers. it's going to be the biggest ...