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“Mistakes are your best assets. They hone your skills and develop your creativity. Don’t be afraid to make them, the more the merrier.” From Barry Kibrick Eric Metaxas the right-wing author and radio talk show host, once said when he was talking about one of his books and I’m paraphrasing: “We’re all a bunch a screw […]
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Anyone who is a fan of Orioles or Giants baseball, or ESPN Sunday Night Baseball, knows who announcer Jon Miller is. Before working for the Orioles in the 1980s and 90s, he did NASL soccer for TVS and ABC Sports, including this New York Cosmos-Seattle Sounders game.Actor Barry Morse, who obviously was a regular on ABC's The Fugitive, playing the Stafford, Indiana detective lieutenant, whose sole mission in life was to catch fugitive Richard Kimble. With actress Jacqueline Scott, who play Dr. Kimble's sister and several episodes of that series.Hollywood actress Jacqueline Scott appearing on the first season of ABC's The Fugitive in 1964. I always thought she was really good on TV and would've like to have seen her with a regular role on a good TV show.Speaking of adorable: Teri Hatcher and Charlize Theron in 2 Days in The Valley, from 1996. You would never guess that Teri turns 58 this year and Charlize just turned 47. Not with those faces.This is from a 1973 documentary about #CharlesManson and his #MansonFamily.This is from a 1973 documentary about #CharlesManson and his #MansonFamily.Follow Me on Facebook
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Tag Archives: Equal Rights
National Constitution Center: NCC Staff- How Dr. Martin L. King Cited The Constitution in His Mountaintop Speech
Source: This piece was originally posted at The New Democrat Dr. King used the Constitution to make his case for the civil rights movement all the time and did it in a very intelligent and accurate way. Saying that African-Americans had … Continue reading
Posted in American Civil Rights, Uncategorized
Tagged 1968, African American History, African-American Community, America, American History, Civil Rights, Civil Rights Movement, Dr. Martin Luther King, Equal Rights, Martin Luther King Jr, Mountaintop Speech, Reverend Martin Luther King, The 1960s, United States
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The New Republic: Opinion- Clint Smith: Affirmative Action As Reparations
Source: This piece was originally posted at The New Democrat The main reason why I oppose affirmative action at least in the sense of reward any American or Americans based on race, ethnicity, or gender, is because I have this old … Continue reading
Constitution Daily: Staff- Debating Affirmative Action: The Case Against Racial Preferences and For Equal Rights and Protection
Source: This piece was originally posted at The New Democrat: Constitution Daily: Staff- Debating Affirmative Action: The Case Against Racial Preferences and For Equal Rights and Protection As a Liberal, I’m against racial preferences regardless of who they’re tended to … Continue reading
Foreign Affairs: Opinion- Graham K. Brown and Arnim Langer: ‘Lessons From Affirmative Action Around The World’
Source:The New Democrat “Americans tend to think of affirmative action as a uniquely American institution: an outgrowth of the civil rights movement, intended primarily to improve economic opportunities for African Americans, who have continued to face obstacles to equality long … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights
Tagged Affirmative Action, America, Armin Langer, Associated Press, Civil Rights, Economic Development, Economic Freedom, Education, Equal Rights, Free Society, Graham K. Brown, Individual Freedom, Infrastructure, Job Training, Liberal Democracy, Liberal Society, Poverty in America, United States
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James Miller Center: President Lyndon Johnson Signs the 1964 Civil Rights Act
Source: James Miller Center: LBJ Signs Civil Rights Act of 1964 President Lyndon Johnson signing of the 1964 Civil Rights is one of the most important moments in American history. Because he signed a law that granted access to millions of … Continue reading
Slate: Opinion: Tanner Colby: Its Time For Progressives to Admit Affirmative Action is Not Working: How to Ensure Equal Rights and Protections For All
Slate: Opinion: Tanner Colby: Affirmative action: Its Time For Progressives to Admit its Not Working Erik Schneider on Google+ The New Democrat on Facebook The New Democrat on Twitter This post was originally posted at The New Democrat on Blogger As a … Continue reading
Canal de Anblog: Bob Dylan and Joan Baez 1963 March on Washington
Source: This piece was originally posted at FRS Daily Press on WordPress: Canal de Anblog: Bob Dylan and Joan Baez 1963 March on Washington The people at the March on Washington certainly weren’t dreaming and were at the start of … Continue reading
Posted in American History, Civil Rights
Tagged 1963 March on Washington, African American History, African-American Community, American History, Bob Dylan, Civil Rights Movement, Equal Justice, Equal Rights, Hollywood, I Feel a Change Comin on, Individual Freedom, Joan Baez, Martin Luther King, The 1960s, Times Are a Changin, Washington, Washington DC, Washington Monument
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The Economist: Americas View- ‘Affirmative Action in Brazil: Slavery’s Legacy’
Source:The Economist– looks like freedom in Brazil. “TO SUM up recent research predicting a mixed-race future for humanity, biologist Stephen Stearns of Yale University turns to an already intermingled nation. In a few centuries, he says, we will all “look … Continue reading
Posted in Classical Liberalism, Originals
Tagged 2013, Affirmative Action, America, Brazil, Center Right, Civil Rights, Classical Liberalism, Classical Liberals, Economic Freedom, Equal Opportunity, Equal Rights, Equality, Equality of Opportunity, Federative Republic of Brazil, Individual Freedom, Individual Rights, Liberal Democracy, Liberalism, Liberals, Personal Freedom, South America, U.S. Constitution, United States
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Liberal Democracy: The Philosophy of Individual Rights, Rule of Law & Limited Government
Source:Wikipedia– Thomas Jefferson: The Father of Liberal Democracy. “Today the most liberal regimes in the world, those of the advanced Western countries, are typically referred to either as liberal democracies or, more often, simply as democracies. This reflects one of … Continue reading
Posted in Classical Liberalism, Originals
Tagged America, Britannica, Center Right, Classical Liberalism, Classical Liberals, Economic Freedom, Encyclopedia Britannica, Equal Rights, Equality, Free Society, Free State, Individual Freedom, Individual Rights, Individualism, Liberal Democracy, Liberal Society, Liberal State, Liberalism, Liberals, Limited Government, Personal Freedom, Personal Responsibility, Rule of Law, The Journal of Democracy, Thomas Jefferson, United States, Wikipedia
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C-SPAN: President John F. Kennedy- 1963 Address on Civil Rights
Source:CSPAN– President John F. Kennedy (Democrat, Massachusetts) addressing the nation about civil rights in 1963. Source:FRS FreeState “President John F. Kennedy’s Civil Rights Address” From CSPAN When I think of how Democrats should be and this is going to sound real … Continue reading
Posted in FRS FreeState, JFK Presidency
Tagged 1963, America, Civil Rights, Civil Rights Act, Civil Rights Movement, Classical Liberalism, Classical Liberals, CSPAN, Democratic Party, Equal Rights, Free Society, Free State, John F. Kennedy, John F. Kennedy Administration, John F. Kennedy Presidency, John F. Kennedy's 1963 Civil Rights Speech, Liberal Democracy, Liberal Society, Liberal State, Liberalism, Liberals, Massachusetts, The 1960s, The White House, United States, Washington, Washington DC
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