Left-wing activists are panicking as companies and corporations are choosing to lower their commitment to diversity and equity, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.
The report said that thousands of diversity-focused workers have been laid off in the last year after many companies had rushed to prove that they were implementing diversity, equity and inclusion policies.
Tuesday, July 25, 2023
Thousands of diversity and equity officers have been laid off, and left-wing activists are panicking, WSJ reports - TheBlaze
Thousands of diversity and equity officers have been laid off, and left-wing activists are panicking, WSJ reports - TheBlaze:
The enemy within; how institutions like the British Medical Association ...
"A doctor called Zain Khan, who only qualified this month, is a member of the British Medical Association’s Executive Council, helping to organise strikes in hospitals.
This same man is also running a company which aims to lure NHS doctors into the private sector or find them jobs abroad.
Media beg Republicans to 'move on' from Hunter Biden because they know the scandal is serious
Media beg Republicans to 'move on' from Hunter Biden because they know the scandal is serious - Jonathan Turley“I wonder after this plea happens if you would advise your party to move on?”
That question from CBS’s “Face the Nation” host Margaret Brennan to Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie was raised just days before a former business associate of Hunter Biden, Devon Archer, gives potentially explosive testimony to a House committee in the Biden corruption scandal.
That question from CBS’s “Face the Nation” host Margaret Brennan to Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie was raised just days before a former business associate of Hunter Biden, Devon Archer, gives potentially explosive testimony to a House committee in the Biden corruption scandal.
- The media’s desire to “move on” from the scandal is reaching an almost frantic level, as millions in foreign payments and dozens of corporate shell companies are revealed, and incriminating emails are released.
Twitter reactions to New York Times article: Is it safe to go outside - TheBlaze
Twitter reactions to New York Times article: Is it safe to go outside - TheBlaze:
The Times urges people, "If you must be outdoors, consider wearing an N95 mask to help reduce your exposure to toxins, Dr. Balbus said."
The New York Times tells readers, "A heat index of 103 degrees Fahrenheit and above is dangerous; you’re likely to experience heat cramps and heat exhaustion, and heat stroke is possible if you’re outside for a prolonged period or doing something strenuous, according to the National Weather Service."
Oxford High shooter’s parents have been in jail 600 days. Is $500K bond excessive?
Oxford High shooter’s parents have been in jail 600 days. Is $500K bond excessive?
- The average length of time a charged felon spends in jail prior to the resolution of their case is 45 days, according to a 2020 study of pretrial jailing in Michigan.
- Yet, for nearly 600 days, the presumed-innocent, yet-to-be-convicted parents of Oxford High shooter Ethan Crumbley have remained behind bars.
Your money at "woke"!-----Team Biden Gives Millions to Soros-Backed Group to Teach Puerto Rican Men About 'Structural Racism' and 'Toxic Masculinity'
Team Biden Gives Millions to Soros-Backed Group to Teach Puerto Rican Men About 'Structural Racism' and 'Toxic Masculinity' - By Mike Miller"It’s no secret that Joe Biden is obsessed with all things race...
The Biden administration recently gave $2 million to a George Soros-backed nonprofit to stop violent crime in Puerto Rico by teaching the island’s young men about “structural racism and toxic masculinities.”...
Here’s more on the Biden administration’s Puerto Rican efforts:
The Biden administration recently gave $2 million to a George Soros-backed nonprofit to stop violent crime in Puerto Rico by teaching the island’s young men about “structural racism and toxic masculinities.”...
Here’s more on the Biden administration’s Puerto Rican efforts:
Biden’s Justice Department in October awarded the lucrative grant to Taller Salud, a “feminist, culturally specific nonprofit organization” in Puerto Rico. The money comes from the department’s Community-Based Violence Intervention and Prevention Initiative, which aims to address crime through police alternatives...
Biden Admin Targets Water Heaters With New Rule Proposal | The Daily Caller
Biden Admin Targets Water Heaters With New Rule Proposal | The Daily Caller:
The Biden administration introduced a new proposal for water heater efficiency standards Friday, becoming the latest widely-used household appliance to be singled out by the Energy Department.
The Department of Energy (DOE) claims the new water heater standards will curb carbon dioxide emissions and save Americans billions in the long-term, according to a Friday press release. The proposed rules are the latest advancement in the Biden administration’s wider push to regulate household appliances in pursuit of its climate agenda.
US Women’s Soccer Team After Latest National Anthem Controversy
US Women’s Soccer Team After Latest National Anthem Controversy
During their game against Vietnam, a viral video showed that most of the US women’s team stayed silent during the national anthem...
- Angry Fans Rooting Against US Women’s Soccer Team After Latest National Anthem Controversy
During their game against Vietnam, a viral video showed that most of the US women’s team stayed silent during the national anthem...
History for July 25
History for July 25 - On-This-Day.com
Eric Hoffer 1902
- 1587 - Japanese strong-man Hideyoshi banned Christianity in Japan and ordered all Christians to leave.
- 1805 - Aaron Burr visited New Orleans with plans to establish a new country, with New Orleans as the capital city.
- 1861 - The Crittenden Resolution, which called for the American Civil War to be fought to preserve the Union and not for slavery, was passed by the U.S. Congress.
- 1914 - Russia declared that it would act to protect Serbian sovereignty.
- 1924 - Greece announced the deportation of 50,000 Armenians.
- 1952 - Puerto Rico became a self-governing commonwealth of the U.S.
Monday, July 24, 2023
US womens soccer team hammered for national anthem response - TheBlaze
US womens soccer team hammered for national anthem response - TheBlaze:
Many Americans were upset with how the U.S. Women's National Team "disrespected" the national anthem on a world stage, and voiced their disappointment on Twitter.
Author Brigitte Gabriel declared, "The US Women’s Soccer Team hates America, you can see it in their facial expressions and body language. They detest the National Anthem and everything it stands for. I couldn’t care less if they lose every game."
DAVID BLACKMON: Climate Alarmists Are Finally Saying The Quiet Part Out Loud In Their Agenda | The Daily Caller
DAVID BLACKMON: Climate Alarmists Are Finally Saying The Quiet Part Out Loud In Their Agenda | The Daily Caller:
The Los Angeles Times published an op/ed Friday in which it perhaps unintentionally poses the central proposition of the mythical energy transition: “whether our expectations should evolve in the name of preventing climate catastrophe.”
The op/ed is appropriately titled, “Would an Occasional Blackout Help Solve Climate Change?” It is a headline that tacitly admits a truth about the transition that boosters of renewable energy have been careful not to publicize:
Climate Fakery Part 13
"US heatwaves are much less severe now than they were prior to 60 years ago, so climate propagandists have replaced science and history with bright red maps."
Is the scam unwinding?-----Wind Farm Projects are Beginning to Topple Due to Strong Economic Headwinds
Wind Farm Projects are Beginning to Topple Due to Strong Economic Headwinds - Posted by Leslie Eastman 
- A couple of weeks ago, Sweden’s government ditched plans to go all-in on “green energy,” green-lighting the construction of new nuclear power plants.
Shortly afterward, fossil fuel giant Shell announced it was scaling back its energy transition plans to focus on . . . gas and oil!
Now it looks like specific wind farm projects are beginning to topple due to strong economic headwinds.
Now it looks like specific wind farm projects are beginning to topple due to strong economic headwinds.
- Recent, Rhode Island’s leading utility decided to nix a project called Revolution Wind 2 because the cost of the electricity was deemed too high.
“Those costs were ultimately deemed too expensive for customers to bear and did not align with existing offshore wind power purchase agreements.”...
Could YOU pass the US citizenship test? | Daily Mail Online
Could YOU pass the US citizenship test? | Daily Mail Online
- More than one million people became American citizens in 2022 after Joe Biden made the exam easier to pass
- America currently has one of the Western world's easiest citizenship tests
- Applicants need to answer only six out of 10 questions correctly to get through...
American Heartland Theme Park and Resort to be built in Oklahoma, bigger than Disney Magic Kingdom - TheBlaze
American Heartland Theme Park and Resort to be built in Oklahoma, bigger than Disney Magic Kingdom - TheBlaze:
Plans for the American Heartland theme park have been proposed for a 1,000-acre property in the heart of northeast Oklahoma, just west of Grand Lake on Route 66. The tourist attraction will boast a 125-acre theme park and a 300-room hotel with an indoor water park. The new attraction will boast a "nostalgic charm of a traditional amusement park."
The new park features six "distinctly American" lands: Great Plains, Bayou Bay, Big Timber Falls, Stony Point Harbor, Liberty Village, and Electropolis.
Excess deaths in Britain are now running at a greater rate than during t...
"Excess deaths in this country are likely to exceed all the years of the COVID-19 pandemic, although this is not a topic mentioned often in newspapers or on television.
The casualties this time are younger people, rather than the old.
Free Parking for the Homeless in CA | Power Line
Free Parking for the Homeless in CA | Power Line"Did you know that homeless people enjoy a constitutional right to free parking?
That’s the main takeaway from a California Court of Appeals opinion issued Friday that ruled cities that tow cars with five or more unpaid parking tickets violate the 4th Amendment’s prohibition of search and seizure without a warrant.
The Coalition on Homelessness sued the City and County of San Francisco seeking an injunction against towing scofflaw cars that piled up parking tickets, and the trial court had denied the petition.
The Coalition on Homelessness sued the City and County of San Francisco seeking an injunction against towing scofflaw cars that piled up parking tickets, and the trial court had denied the petition.
But the Court of Appeals reversed, because “appellant [Coalition on Homelessness] presented declarations regarding the severe impacts of vehicle tows on unhoused San Francisco residents.”...
Lowes fired employee after she was fired. - Louder With Crowder
Lowes fired employee after she was fired. - Louder With Crowder:
Donna Hansbrough was assaulted by three thugs while working at Lowes. She was also fired by Lowes. Donna was hanging on to the other end of the shopping cart full of merchandise the thugs were trying to steal, so they punched her in the face. Repeatedly. Lowes fired her over their "zero tolerance" policy because, like what feels like most corporate chains in this country, they care more about criminals than they do people.
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