The brave survivors of Jeffrey Epstein have stepped forward with a demand that republicans in congress vote NO on Todd Blanche’s nomination. Their voices remind us what’s at stake — justice, accountability, and the fundamental truth that the rich and powerful should not be above the law
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Corey Comperatore is the firefighter who was killed in Butler, Pennsylvania. He’s the collateral damage from Donald Trump’s staged assassination attempt.
And now even Corey Comperatore’s own wife, Helen, says it was an “inside job.”
Wow this guy owns the FBI who turn up at his house because of a Social Media Post
Look at the shame on their faces.
This dude wins the internet today hands down.
E. Jean Carroll on Donald Trump: "I don't understand how people can be afraid of a fat elderly man who wears apricot makeup, his hair done up like Tippi Hedren in The Birds and sits in a court room and moans and groans and complains”
Montana is the only United States state to enshrine Indigenous education in its constitution.
Adopted in 1972, Article X of the Montana Constitution recognizes the distinct and unique cultural heritage of American Indians. It commits the state through its educational system to the preservation of their cultural integrity.
This constitutional provision laid the groundwork for the Indian Education for All initiative. Under Montana law every public school student whether Native or non Native is required to learn about the distinct histories and cultures of American Indians in a culturally responsive manner. Public school employees must also receive the necessary knowledge and resources to deliver this instruction accurately.
The curriculum goes beyond presenting Native people solely as figures from history. It incorporates the histories cultures governments languages and contemporary experiences of Montana tribal nations. Schools are encouraged to collaborate with tribes when developing appropriate educational materials.
Montana is home to 12 tribal nations and seven reservations making Native history an integral part of the state identity. For decades however many students received minimal instruction about the peoples whose nations predated the formation of Montana as a state.
Several other states including Washington have enacted laws requiring the teaching of tribal history and sovereignty. Montana stands apart because its commitment is embedded in the state constitution rather than relying solely on legislation.
Seeing my father, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., march with a child holding a sign that reads “Children are not born to burn” reminds us that the moral questions surrounding war are not new.
He spoke out against the Vietnam War because he believed that bombs falling on children anywhere threaten the conscience of humanity everywhere.
Today we are again witnessing the unbearable loss of young lives in places like Sudan and Iran, where schools that should have been places of learning have become places of mourning.
My father warned that violence multiplies violence and that the choice before humanity is no longer violence or nonexistence but nonviolence or nonexistence.
Children are still depending on us to choose the better path.
#MLK #Nonviolence #BelovedCommunity