Louisiana Opts Not to Clarify That Miscarriages, Ectopic Pregnancies Are Exempt from Abortion Ban
“I just think, members, that it’s very interesting that the bar continues to move with the Louisiana Right to Life,” DuBuisson said in her closing statement. She said it was difficult for her to believe that legislators could hear the testimony of “women close to death because of having to carry a nonviable pregnancy” and…
ALTERNATIVES TO POLICING Panel Discussion, Dec 6, 2022
Detroit, Michigan -Wayne State Law School – December 6, 2022Alternatives To Policing – live and virtual event0:00 Welcome1:44 Jeffrey Edison reads “Come Just…
Detroit, Michigan -Wayne State Law School – December 6, 2022 Alternatives To Policing – live and virtual event 0:00 Welcome 1:44 Jeffrey Edison reads “Come Justice” by Dr. Aneb Kgositsile 4:27 Julie Hurwitz introduces the event and panelists 10:20 Erin Keith presentation “Alternatives to Policing” 23:59 Rashida Tlaib 31:24 Andrea Ritchie 40:25 Stephanie Chang 51:21…
Criminal charges against Black Colorado ranchers dropped
Charges against CW and Nicole Mallery, including felony stalking, tampering with a utility meter and petty theft, were dismissed on Thursday, May 11 after months of disputes with a neighbor and local law enforcement.All criminal charges brought against two Black ranchers in El Paso County, Colorado amid claims of facing racial harassment at their property…
The Clitoris in the 17th Century
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OLD THREAD REPOST
The first detailed anatomical description of the internal clitoris was published in 1998. But in 1671, there was one author who was determined to tell the world that the clitoris had two spongy bulbs in addition to the glans, which became erect during sexual arousal.
Meet Jane Sharp. We can’t show you a picture of her because very little is known about her life, aside from the fact she was an experienced midwife who published a textbook. This is its cover.
Read this awesomely interesting thread from The Vagina Museum on what was known and speculated by an experienced midwife about the clitoris back in the 17th century.
The Day the U.S. Mail Died
The problem affects hundreds to potentially more than a thousand people in our zip code. Service has been down since late April, and all mail for the zip code is supposedly being held at a postal annex facility miles away from the neighborhood in the meantime, according to postal workers I spoke with and our…
Salary transparency laws are picking up steam in the U.S.
This year, salary transparency laws went into effect in California and Washington state, requiring companies with 15 or more employees to post pay ranges in all job posting and to provide that information to any employee who seeks it out. This comes on the heels of a similar law adopted in New York City last…