We live in an environment of complete and utter lawlessness. When predators boldly roam the streets without fear but good people are literally afraid to leave their own homes, that is clearly a sign that our societal collapse has reached a very advanced stage. Even in the rare instances when they are actually caught and Read More…
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Fewer than five months after Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration flew about 50 migrants from Texas to Martha’s Vineyard, Mass. – a move that cost the state around $1.5 million and is the subject of legal challenges – the Republican supermajority in the legislature has granted the administration another $10 million to Read More…
Home/Racial equity/A Jonesville man’s story challenges the logic of Florida’s process to award a marijuana license to a Black farmer A Jonesville man’s story challenges the logic of Florida’s process to award a marijuana license to a Black farmer By Katie HysonNovember 4, 2022 Racial equity, Report for America When medical marijuana was legalized in Florida five years Read More…
Anthony “Tony” Santi was fatally shot on October 6 — Images via KMBC Prosecutors in Jackson County announced they won’t be bringing any charges against a woman who fatally shot a Kansas City firefighter during a physical altercation. They said she acted out of self-defense. According to FOX4, the fatal encounter occurred at a gas station on October 6. Read More…
By Lucius Gantt Most of the people that I know feel that 2022 was not a very good year. Poor people appear to be getting poorer while the world’s billionaires made more billions. When multi-national corporations faced supply chain problems, virus adjustments and lockdowns, companies like airlines got bailouts and other government assistance. So, what Read More…
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