Proud Independent Vermonter. Feminist, a Woman Who Runs With Wolves. Unafraid to stand alone for a cause and for justice, Black and All Minorities Lives Matter
@LakotaMan1 I read this, and other stories, in the book by Dee Brown, Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee. I read 50yrs ago & it forever altered my life & viewpoint.
It should be mandatory reading in every. Single. American History course.
@vtdigger I lived briefly in Washington State & Oregon. I have seen the devastation clear cutting does to the land & environment. NOTHING GOOD comes from it. Erosion, landslides, run offs, etc. Ignorant out of state developers are bane of Vermont's existence, & will be our downfall.
3 months and almost $140,000 to “masticate” 600 acres of food and habitat that wildlife relies on. There are many contracts like this and you’re paying for the destruction. Oftentimes these areas are seeded and then suddenly hundreds of cows and sheep appear.
.@OchocoNatForest will build a $3 million holding facility for 35 wild horses. It will cost $7 per DAY per horse for their care while ranchers pay < 5 cents per MONTH to graze a cow/calf pair on the horse’s land. @RepKatiePorter @NRDems
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@Theresaroets911 I'm embarrassed to say I watched it...and was quite BORED! If women found that titillating then that is profoundly sad.
My experiences make 50 Shades PG 17!😏
@vtdigger Nancy Sobotka, of Rutland City, said she was grateful she had access to a safe abortion when she needed one. It’s why she is outspoken in her support of Article 22, a proposal to amend the state constitution to protect reproductive rights in Vermont.
Nancy Sobotka, of Rutland City, said she was grateful she had access to a safe abortion when she needed one. It’s why she is outspoken in her support of Article 22, a proposal to amend the state constitution to protect reproductive rights in Vermont.
TikTok just suspended this video because of mass reporting claiming I violated the community guidelines. Seriously?! Man, they don’t want this point out there.
There were concerning euthanasias at the South Steens roundup. It is possible that the disproven belief that the cremello color is associated with genetic defects is responsible for the BLM's decision to kill these horses. Stay tuned for more details.
Larry Mcferrin Photography