Category Archives: Culture
U.S. judge allows first transgender person to sue under disability law
A U.S. judge ruled on Thursday that a transgender woman could move forward with a sex discrimination lawsuit against her employer under the Americans with Disabilities Act, even though the ADA explicitly excludes transgender people from protection. More… | Reuters
Posted in Culture, National News
Tagged ADA, Courts, Discrimination, Kate Lynn Blatt, Transgender
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Why do so few people care about losing their rights?
For many years I’ve been attempting to raise the alarm about the loss of our rights and our freedoms. You would expect that my posts would be met with outrage by my Facebook friends or Twitter followers, who should have … Continue reading
UNH student arrested for damaging impromptu campus artwork
It is fast becoming the University of Ne’er-do-wells and Hooligans (UNH) DURHAM — Campus police at the University of New Hampshire say a student from Hooksett has been arrested, accused of damaging artwork outside a residence hall. UNH Police Chief Paul Dean … Continue reading
Library brings drag queens, kids together for story hour
About once a month since last fall, the Brooklyn Public Library has been presenting Drag Queen Story Hour, where performers with names such as Lil Miss Hot Mess and Ona Louise regale an audience of young children and their parents. … Continue reading
Man suing date for being ‘threat to civilized society’
A Texas man is demanding a refund from his date after she texted while they were at the movies in Austin. Brandon Vezmar filed a petition at a small claims court seeking $17.31 in damages. He claims he spent that … Continue reading
UNH “has a huge problem that manifests itself in every facet of university life”
On Friday, May 12, I received a message in the Hillel executive board group chat that was, to say the least, unsettling. It was a screenshot of a two-paragraph email from Hall Director Kaleigh Sosa explaining that “swastika drawings were … Continue reading
Is Free Speech Doomed at UNH
While Huddleston’s tenure was littered with PR disasters, the first amendment still had a pinky hold on campus. Huddleston has announced his retirement this year. With his departure, who will champion the cause for Free Speech? More… | GraniteGrok
Posted in Culture, Free Speech, GraniteGrok, New Hampshire News, Progressives
Tagged Free Speech, Mark Hudleston, UNH
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White cop files racism suit after ancestry test reveals he’s black
A white Michigan police officer who found out that he is 18 percent black has filed a discrimination lawsuit based on the persecution he suffered over his ancestry. Sgt. Cleon Brown has filed a suit against the city of Hastings, … Continue reading
Remember those “Common Sense” Initiatives Chris Sununu Supported?
Six months ago, just before the last statewide election in New Hampshire, a concerned pro-life Republican elicited a letter from Chris Sununu listing some pro-life initiatives Sununu would back if he were elected governor. [The] number of those initiatives that … Continue reading
‘This is how we’re going to kill your wife’
That’s the message Rep. Tom Garrett (R-Va.) said he received in a series of recent threats that targeted him, his family and even, at one point, his dog. And it’s the reason, he said, that his town hall here in … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, National News, National Politics & Policy
Tagged Congress, Death threats, Tom Garrett
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The New Media Militia 