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The MAGA Confederacy

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Governor DeSantis, You lead your fellow Confederate states as the self-anointed crown prince of rebellion, reviving the ghosts of white supremacy and religious extremism. Florida is taking the lead like the “good ole’ boys” of the Klu Klux Klan, hell-bent on targeting and harassing the gay community. This is a clear example of creating new confederates. New Confederates Your “Don’t …

Tennessee’s Stars and Bars

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The Universal Life Church Monastery is in a long battle to bring down the walls of Jericho, injustice, and unfair play. Our protracted war for justice has culminated in many legal victories. Read about Universal Life Church Monastery legal battle for religious freedom in states trying to take away religious rights. The Monastery has fought a legal battle against the Universal Church of the …

Tennessee’s Shame: A Legacy of the Confederacy

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In a disgraceful display of bigotry and discrimination, the Tennessee House has passed HB-878, authored by Rep. Monty Fritts (R-TN). This bill allows people to deny solemnizing marriages based on their “conscience” or “religious beliefs.” This thinly veiled attempt at legalizing homophobia and racism is a direct attack on the progress we’ve made as a nation in the fight for …

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Overpopulation and the Climate Crisis

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On November 15, 2022, the world “officially” hit 8 billion people. It’s a milestone in human history, without question, but also merely a mile marker on our path to upwards of 11 billion total humans by the end of this century. This is clearly the limit in which overpopulation becomes an issue. Considering the countless atrocities of the 20th century …

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Why Gerrymandering Mattered in the 2022 Midterms

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It’s an obvious idea. A no-brainer, even. One person, one vote. Every voice given equal weight. It’s the simplest, most common-sense form of democracy out there. If you were to ask the average person on the street, they’d agree, one person, one vote is a fair system. They might even believe that America’s elections work that way. They’d be very, …