The Justis Connection wants to make Black attorneys more accessible to Black clients “Aligning Black people with Black lawyers is the right thing to do, not only for that person, but also for the system,” said Kisha A. Brown, founder and CEO of the Justis Connection. Lawyers Anu Kemet, left, Kisha A. Brown, center, and Read More…
Alachua County will spend $2.5M in federal aid on a publicly-owned meat processing facility By Silas Morgan The Alachua County Commission unanimously voted at a special meeting Tuesday to spend $2.5 million for a new United States Department of Agriculture-certified meat processing facility in Newberry. The $2.5 million is part of the $52.25 million in Read More…
YouTube YouTube is the next MTV YouTube is going the way of MTV. It’s like a once-great rock band that’s been taken over by corporations, sellouts, and grifters. Ask yourself: Why do I keep getting YouTube Premium ads when I said no? Why can’t I see dislikes on videos? Why do I have to Read More…
Pfizer Exec Admits Under Oath: ‘We Never Tested COVID Vaccine Against Transmission’ by Zero Hedge October 12th 2022, 8:11 am In contrast, Biden in July 2021 remarked that “you’re not going to get COVID if you have these vaccinations”. A senior Pfizer executive has admitted under oath that the company never tested their Covid “vaccine” to see Read More…
Supreme Court case could fundamentally change the internet Gonzalez v. Google is a high-stakes case about what we actually see when we go online. By Ian Millhiser A pedestrian walks past Google in New York City in July. John Smith/VIEWpress via Getty Images Gonzalez v. Google, an extraordinarily high-stakes tech policy case that the Supreme Read More…
PHD From Trash University An education in “juice,” how to protect your shins, and keeping 12,000 daily tons of garbage at bay. All of DSNY’s 141 newest employees sit for 6 a.m. roll call on their first week of basic training at Floyd Bennett Field. Photo: Thomas Prior The white elephant, as it is sometimes Read More…
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