Showing posts with label Domestic Violence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Domestic Violence. Show all posts
February 18, 2018
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August 12, 2014
7 Social Issues Robin Williams Brought To The Screen
www.thinkprogress.org/media/2014/08/12/3470260/robin-williams-social-issues/
"Robin Williams was serious about a lot of issues in his personal life, whether campaigning for a new G.I. bill, or raising money for Hurricane Katrina victims. But even in his funny moments on the screen, the comedian managed to bring to the fore a lot of important societal issues."
"Robin Williams was serious about a lot of issues in his personal life, whether campaigning for a new G.I. bill, or raising money for Hurricane Katrina victims. But even in his funny moments on the screen, the comedian managed to bring to the fore a lot of important societal issues."
May 30, 2014
March 15, 2014
Republican Who Posted That He Ate His Battered Women Plain Refuses to Apologize
www.politicususa.com/2014/03/14/republican-posted-ate-battered-women-plain-refuses-apologize.html
"New Hampshire State Representative Kyle Tasker refuses to apologize for a very offensive comment about battered women that he left on a Tea Party Facebook page."
"New Hampshire State Representative Kyle Tasker refuses to apologize for a very offensive comment about battered women that he left on a Tea Party Facebook page."
March 14, 2014
How Pennsylvania Lawmakers Turned A Bipartisan Bill To Protect Domestic Violence Victims Into A Political Football
www.thinkprogress.org/economy/2014/03/14/3406211/pennsylvania-domestic-violence-leave/
"The Pennsylvania state House passed HB1796 unanimously, a bill that would protect domestic violence victims from eviction when they have to call the police multiple times on their abusers. But when it arrived in the Senate this week, lawmakers took the opportunity to add an amendment that would ban any local government in the state from passing paid or unpaid leave policies — policies that could also help these very victims."
"The Pennsylvania state House passed HB1796 unanimously, a bill that would protect domestic violence victims from eviction when they have to call the police multiple times on their abusers. But when it arrived in the Senate this week, lawmakers took the opportunity to add an amendment that would ban any local government in the state from passing paid or unpaid leave policies — policies that could also help these very victims."
January 25, 2014
GOP Wife-Beater Running Against Susan Collins
GOP Wife-Beater Running Against Susan Collins
"Another exception to social norms for Republicans: It's perfectly acceptable to beat your wife, be convicted, and still be eligible to run for office."
"Another exception to social norms for Republicans: It's perfectly acceptable to beat your wife, be convicted, and still be eligible to run for office."
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