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Falling apart. Over the course of just the last several decades, california has gone from one of the richest places in the world to the poorest state in our country, more than a third of californias population now hovers around the poverty line. Even before covid, over 4 million californians were collecting food stamps, more than 150,000 people in california are homeless, they are everywhere. Living on the streets, in parks, under overpasses, intents on the sidewalk. The home of crisis los angeles is getting worse with some campus getting so big, they are driving away businesses many of which ...

Over the course of just the last several decades, california has gone from one of the richest places in the world to the poorest state in our country. More than a third of californias population now hovers around the poverty line. Even before covid, over 4 million californians were collecting food stamps. Moreca than 150,000 people in california are homeless. They arere everywhere. Theyre living on the streets, in parks, under overpasses, intense on the sidewalk. Heres los angeles just last month. The homeless crisis in los angeles is getting worse, locals say with some encampments so big resi...

Sarah Silverman simply exposed publicly what many of us suspected. A double-standard.Just after Thanksgiving, comedian-actor Silverman uttered the magic wo

  Military artifacts from the Liberation and Defense of Kuwait are displayed in the Kerwin Conference Room of the Marshall Hall headquarters of U.S. Army Forces Command, Feb. 22, for a “Professional Development Brown Bag Lunch,” at Fort Bragg, N.C. (U..S. army. The University of Michigan has a “Words Matter Task Force” that has deemed the word “picnic” to be racist. Yes, really, writes MRCTV No doubt, when you hear the word “picnic” it immediately conjures up images of white racists lynching black people. But you know all about the problematic history of that word because I ...

The University of Michigan has a “Words Matter Task Force” (WMTF). Parents pay $66,000 a year for out-of-state children to be told they can’t use words like “picnic,” “brown bag,” and “blacklist.” “To effectively communicate with customers, it is important for ITS [Information and Technology Services] to evaluate the terms and language conventions that may hinder effective communication, harm morale, and deliberately or inadvertently exclude people from feeling accepted to foment a healthy and inclusive culture,” the task force said in a memo. They not only have dozens o...