“The wooden carts that residents use to carry vegetables and other wares in the once busy market area instead ferried out cadavers recovered from the rubble last week.”

We were very close [on the health care bill]. It was a very, very tight margin. We had no Democrat support. We had no votes from the Democrats. They weren’t going to give us a single vote, so it’s a very difficult thing to do. I’ve been saying for the last year and a half that the best thing we can do, politically speaking, is let Obamacare explode. It is exploding right now…. It’s going to have a very bad year…. This year should be much worse for Obamacare…. We’ll end up with a truly great healthcare bill in the future, after this mess known as Obamacare explodes…. I know some of the Democrats, and they’re good people – I honestly believe the Democrats will come to us and say, look, let’s get together and get a great healthcare bill or plan that’s really great for the people of our country. And I think that’s going to happen. – President Trump, press briefing March 24, 2017

Gloria Steinem and Madeleine Albright scolded young women for supporting Bernie Sanders instead of Hillary Clinton before the 2016 presidential primary. They implied that in supporting a candidate based on politics instead of gender, millennials are either ignorant or complacent about the feminist struggle.

On March 8, the International Women’s Day celebration on the Ohio State campus revealed just the opposite. Many of the young women, men, and non-cisgender people who gathered on the Oval had just come from a 1,000-strong solidarity teach-in organized by Columbus Coalition for International Women’s Day. Most were far more in touch with the radical foundations of the women’s movement than its most recognized “icons” are.

“I’m a Marxist feminist, like Angela Davis and Rosa Luxemburg,” said Emily Shaw of the International Socialist Organization.

Lots of different colored skin happy faces

Authentic Relating.  It is the art of getting someone’s world.

Authentic Relating Games is made up of a series of facilitated activities that help people connect and dive deeper, below surface-level small-talk.

We have a weekly reoccurring class at Thompson Recreation Center from March 23 through May 25 - Thursdays at 7pm -8pm.

The class is free

Each week is different and has a unique theme.

Come here to make new friends, build emotional intelligence, feel connected to those around you, and leave feeling seen and better understood.

Authentic Relating is a warm, open, inclusive, safe place.

A little about me, I went to Ohio State for undergrad.  I moved to Austin for grad school.  I started going to Authentic Relating there.  I have moved back now and want to keep the practice in my life.

Native man inside circle with native symbols and words Stand together against the pipeline

No Dakota Access Pipe line 2017 Ohio Statehouse Protest
March 29, 11am-1pm
Ohio Statehouse

Come together right now over the Dakota Access Pipeline construction. We need to shut down Trump and his regime of oil slickers.
Just doing lunch time protest in front of the Ohio Capital building 11am-1pm.
Get some awareness out and speak truth to the public.
Indigenous need us more than ever! This is a chance to help.
Bring drums,bring signs, but most importantly bring your loving and caring self to make a difference.
Peace brothers and sisters.
Rudy Gerdeman, common man.

 

The Town Hall Affair is to a large extent a docu-play based on the real (you can’t make this stuff up, folks!) 1971 panel discussion and/or debate at Manhattan’s Town Hall, with various luminaries holding forth on the hot topic (then and now, as the pussy grabbing Trump-istas attempt to de-fund Planned Parenthood, outlaw abortion, etc.) of Women’s Liberation. D. A. Pennebaker and Chris Hegedus actually filmed the roiling, rollicking brouhaha, releasing it eight years later as Town Bloody Hall, which is interwoven into the tapestry of Wooster Group’s free form live interpretation of the actual event with the documentary plus clips from the 1970 indie film Maidstone.

 

Pennebaker - known for his fly on the wall technique, he remains

The first point I'd like to touch on is the idea that the Middle East is a culturally violent place that can be made less violent by bombing it. The first problem with this is that bombing places makes them more violent, not less. Nobody is shocked or awed into nonviolence, not 14 years ago and not for the past century. The second problem is that the Middle East's violence cannot be compared with that of other cultures without figuring out how to factor out the influence of the West. A hundred years ago, Britain and France carved up Western Asia, and not to spread democracy.

Liberals in the United States are relatively educated, yet extremely inarticulate when it comes to Trump, his budget proposal, or the U.S. military.

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