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If this gives you woodyou might be a high schoolprincipal from the panhandle In Gillman v. Holmes County School District, a federal judge ruled today that a Florida panhandle school
This is not original content… and I don’t know who originally wrote it. But, it seemed appropriate for today. Posted in honor of Jennifer and Joanne Randazza — the two
I’m no fan of the Confederate flag. It started its life as the flag of slave-owning traitors and it now lives as a symbol that rests comfortably next to the
“Cautious, careful people always casting about to preserve their reputation or social standards never can bring about reform. Those who are really in earnest are willing to be anything or
Nobody’s Business brings us a report on this skirmish in the culture wars. [Concerned mom Marci] Milfs doesn’t believe the books [that she was horrified to find at Urban Outfitters]
I never thought I would say this, but the “war on terror” has given us a little bit of additional First Amendment protection. Say what? It all started back when
I’ve been looking for the words to discuss the Deborah Jean Palfrey suicide. I really haven’t been able to put my thoughts together about it. I sure hope that the
It looks like Flori-duh’s latest state-sponsored proselytizing might have “hit a roadblock” (as reported on CNN). The plate design did not make it into a bill sent to Governor Crist
The latest out of the University of Wisconsin: Sex toy party banned due to someone crying “I’m offended!” I might have expected this out of Texas, but Wisconsin? The Wisconsin
The International Herald Tribune reports: SACRAMENTO, Calif.: Vaune Dillmann thought the wording on his bottle caps was just a clever play on the name of the Northern California town where
Forgive the headline, but I just love feeding conservatives neo-cons their own feces. Rep. Paul Broun, R-Ga., has proposed H.R. 5821, the so-called “Military Honor and Decency Act” to close
Prison Legal News, a publisher that distributes books dealing with prisoners’ legal rights, has been forced to sue the Massachusetts Department of Corrections for banning its publications from Mass. correctional
