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Walking in a "safe" neighborhood sparks fears shared by all women - Occasional Planet
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Progressive Voices Speaking Out. Walking in a “safe” neighborhood sparks fears shared by all women. August 9, 2015. I just walked a half mile to a Subway restaurant, and it was the most stressful experience of my recent experience. Because I am a woman. The reason I’m sharing my experience is that I know it’s not a novel one– too many women can identify with it. In fact, it’s probably reasonably normal in comparison to many other women’s stories. And perhaps now you’re looking in this article for the qui...
You can be mean and still sound rational - Occasional Planet
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Progressive Voices Speaking Out. You can be mean and still sound rational. August 10, 2015. A recent article published here on Occasional Planet stated that the Republican debates last Thursday night were not as much of a clown car as expected. A friend of mine watched the Republican debates and had a similar take on how the Republicans sounded. This friend of mine has repeatedly helped others and rarely complains. Yes, most of those Republicans sounded articulate. The media was quick to pick that up...
Navigating the waters of our biased culture
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Progressive voices speaking out. Navigating the waters of our biased culture. April 21, 2011. About actress Anna Faris, Tad Friend cites a test for gender bias in movies. The test, outlined by cartoonist Alison Bechdel in a 1985. Dykes to Watch Out For. Bechdel credits her friend Liz Wallace for the original idea), asks three simple questions:. Does a movie contain two or more female characters who have names? Do those characters talk to each other? And, if so, do they discuss something other than a man?
Obama repays billionaire Penny Pritzger for making him president
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Progressive voices speaking out. Obama rewards billionaire Penny Pritzker for making him president. May 14, 2013. Taped to your wall. You still believe in the face of mountains of evidence to the contrary, that he embodies hope and change. Or, as all your fantasies are crumbling, you imagine he is such an extraordinary and exceptional human being, that he arose, from nowhere, from the force of his brilliance and goodness, to be our president, like a Venus on the half shell. Obama has dutifully delivered ...
Hating Bush vs. Hating Obama
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Progressive voices speaking out. Hating Bush vs. Hating Obama. August 8, 2012. During the administration of George W. Bush, I remember feeling a more or less chronic sense of despair and incredulity at the state my country was in. Lots of my friends felt the same way. And many others in this nation and in the world felt similarly. The distinguished historian Eric Foner wrote a Washington Post piece about W’s Presidency. It was called “ He’s the Worst Ever. Why did we feel this way? Bush v. Gore. Let̵...
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STL Rising: June 2012
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STL Rising is a blog dedicated to the renaissance of the City of St. Louis. It's a place to discuss issues and possibilities, all in the spirit of promoting the continuing progress of this great metropolis of the Mississippi Valley. Monday, June 18, 2012. St Louis Parks - New (Locally Produced) Book. Published by Reedy Press). Photography by Mark Abeln and Steve Tiemann support the histories and detail the evolution and variety of the region’s parks. St. Louis parks are an important legacy,...Books About...
STL Rising: Traffic Compromise
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STL Rising is a blog dedicated to the renaissance of the City of St. Louis. It's a place to discuss issues and possibilities, all in the spirit of promoting the continuing progress of this great metropolis of the Mississippi Valley. Thursday, December 13, 2012. What if there was a way to accommodate both purposes - to move traffic and better serve adjoining neighborhoods? Here's a suggestion. Consider Hampton Avenue between Nottingham and Loughborough for example. To maximize traffic flow during peak com...
STL Rising: STL-Based Syfy Series "Defiance" More Truth than Fiction?
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STL Rising is a blog dedicated to the renaissance of the City of St. Louis. It's a place to discuss issues and possibilities, all in the spirit of promoting the continuing progress of this great metropolis of the Mississippi Valley. Sunday, May 05, 2013. STL-Based Syfy Series "Defiance" More Truth than Fiction? Those challenges set in a science fiction future aren't that different from the challenges we face today. Locals know St. Louis to be a place filled with people from a wide range of commun...Seeds...
STL Rising: February 2012
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STL Rising is a blog dedicated to the renaissance of the City of St. Louis. It's a place to discuss issues and possibilities, all in the spirit of promoting the continuing progress of this great metropolis of the Mississippi Valley. Tuesday, February 28, 2012. STL Regional Plan for Sustainable Development. For more details about the project, click here:. Wednesday, February 08, 2012. SLPS to offer Charter Schools? Word around town is that the St. Louis Public Schools may open its own charter schools.
STL Rising: November 2011
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STL Rising is a blog dedicated to the renaissance of the City of St. Louis. It's a place to discuss issues and possibilities, all in the spirit of promoting the continuing progress of this great metropolis of the Mississippi Valley. Tuesday, November 29, 2011. STL Union Station: TOD Opportunity? With the challenges facing Union Station, does it make sense to redevelop the property with an emphasis on transit-oriented-development at or under the current train shed/surface parking lot area? River Des Peres...
St. Louis Activist Hub: December 2013
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St Louis Activist Hub. Wednesday, December 18, 2013. MIssouri DESE Posts Story Suggesting Nicastro Unilaterally Made Decision On Contoversial Consultant. MOEducation, the Twitter feed for the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) posted a link today to a story by a Kansas City group called "Do The Right Thing For Kids:". Like "cost" and "personnel". The State Board President Peter Herschend said. But I'm a little surprised that DESE would tweet out a story that openly states Ni...
STL Rising: December 2012
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STL Rising is a blog dedicated to the renaissance of the City of St. Louis. It's a place to discuss issues and possibilities, all in the spirit of promoting the continuing progress of this great metropolis of the Mississippi Valley. Thursday, December 13, 2012. What if there was a way to accommodate both purposes - to move traffic and better serve adjoining neighborhoods? Here's a suggestion. Consider Hampton Avenue between Nottingham and Loughborough for example. To maximize traffic flow during peak com...
STL Rising: April 2012
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STL Rising is a blog dedicated to the renaissance of the City of St. Louis. It's a place to discuss issues and possibilities, all in the spirit of promoting the continuing progress of this great metropolis of the Mississippi Valley. Monday, April 30, 2012. This time of year, the garden grows. Fast. Based on the filling up of garden pales and rain gauges, lately we've been getting 2-3 inches of rain per week. A mild winter, coupled with all that rain, has put the green machine into high gear. Chambers of ...
STL Rising: December 2011
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STL Rising is a blog dedicated to the renaissance of the City of St. Louis. It's a place to discuss issues and possibilities, all in the spirit of promoting the continuing progress of this great metropolis of the Mississippi Valley. Thursday, December 22, 2011. Time to Illuminate the Bridges? Some years ago, an effort began to illuminate the Gateway Arch. It took overcoming some red tape and raising funds to install the lighting and pay the bills, but the results are striking. Thursday, December 08, 2011.
St. Louis Activist Hub: St. Louis Tea Party Leader AGAIN Promotes Racist Websites
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St Louis Activist Hub. Wednesday, September 22, 2010. St Louis Tea Party Leader AGAIN Promotes Racist Websites. Warning: disturbing content follows. St Louis Tea Party leader and right-wing blogger Jim Hoft (aka Gateway Pundit) has once again promoted a racist website on his blog. Today he posted. In 2009, Hoft linked. In which there was video of a bus assault). Hoft had gotten his account. From the Council of Conservative Citizens, a white supremacist organization. Hoft moved the link to the Council of ...
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