I completed radiation this week!
I’m deeply grateful to the oncology team who quickly identified and removed 5 different types of breast cancer. One doctor said it was the longest pathology report they’d ever seen.
It’s been a challenging yr, but not insurmountable 💜🌻❤️🩹
@JustineBateman Court case that set the reprehensible precedent: Dodge v. Ford Motor Co. (1919). "a business corporation is organized and carried on primarily for the profit of the stockholders”
No moral compass required. Corps can actively harm humanity…
@JustineBateman@axon_enterprise@RepTimBurchett The politician either doesn’t understand the larger issue, or he thinks we’re too dumb to understand the nuances of the impotent bill he’s introduced.
Adopted children are promised ‘forever homes.’ An Associated Press investigation finds that many are quietly institutionalized in for-profit facilities instead. https://t.co/NqGu25Aqef
@SurrogConcern@RepNancyMace@RepNancyMace the sale of women and children is wholly exploitative and morally bankrupt. It is entirely unchristian, irrespective of sex offender status.
@washingtonpost Tried to purchase feminine hygiene products from Aldi the other week, and the sales associate informed me that Aldi had removed such items from its inventory indefinitely.
Aldi is expanding but cannot be bothered to sell essential hygiene products used by many. @AldiUSA
By announcing in Parliament that the government had accepted the IICSA recommendation in full and then introducing a bill omitting key elements of that recommendation, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has misled Parliament and needs to correct the record as soon as possible.
Human trafficking claims millions of victims. We must join forces, raise our voices, and call everyone to their responsibilities in order to combat this crime that profits off the most vulnerable. #PrayAgainstTrafficking
@BBCWorld From the same BBC Verify that falsely stated the Home Office *did not* send out an internal govt memo around 2008 stating that grooming gang victims were not victims?
Children who are denied their childhood are a silent cry denouncing the inequality of our economic system, the criminality of war, and the lack of medical care and education. These injustices weigh most heavily on all little ones and on the weakest.