Jose Arcaya is "absolute scum."
I don’t know Jose Arcaya. I only know about him. I know that he is apparently a psychotherapist and a lawyer. I know that someone wrote a bad Yelp! review
I don’t know Jose Arcaya. I only know about him. I know that he is apparently a psychotherapist and a lawyer. I know that someone wrote a bad Yelp! review
It looks like a bill is working its way through the Florida legislature that could turn it’s terrible Anti-SLAPP law into one that is of the “not so bad” variety.
A long time back, I wrote about a Third Amendment claim in Nevada. (source) A few weeks ago, Judge Gordon rejected the plaintiff’s Third Amendment claim. (source)
Because if you question the victim, you’re committing the crime of perpetrating “rape culture.” Well, you know, unless the story is complete bullshit. Then, I guess that “rape culture” is
This Boston Globe article discusses how fucked up imprisonment rates are. (source) It is pretty shocking how much more likely you are to go to jail if you’re black. Black
The TTAB is looking to add a member to its ranks. (source) This is the perfect candidate, since she seems to be explaining the TTAB’s prevailing view in Section 2(a)
My latest CNN column – sparked by a recent controversy, but illustrating an ongoing theme of enforced ignorance.
In Knoxville, Tennessee, a Christian church put up what proved to be a controversial sign. The sign read, “Remember, Satan was the first to demand equal rights.” And a shitstorm
Yavuz Baydar, in the Guardian, reports on the sad state of journalism in Turkey. (source) This is a boiled down version of his much longer study, available here. Large media
I need not collect a compendium of links to show you that American police are more out of control than the crips and the bloods ever were. But, you know
Last week’s post “There will never be a nigger in SAE” has been sanitized for mass publication. See What we risk when we ban racist speech at CNN.com.
And I applaud them for it. In the spirit of learning by doing, students drafted a bill to learn the process of how a bill becomes law. They proposed House