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Even so, Marya and Patel argue, the cultures and traditions of those oppressed by colonial capitalism offer us "the way forward", even if the path isn't always clear. COLUMNS NO ONE SHOULD PAY FOR A CORONAVIRUS TEST. THIS IS NOT a moral judgment but a statement of fact; the US government has decreed it so. "Mita was debt", Marya and Patel write, "and debt was death.". [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the complexity of Appalachian food and describes the food culture in Appalachia. Topics include the character of the traditional Appalachian foodways, the issues of poverty and ingenuity as reflected in the Appalachian food, and how the Appalachians adapt to their environment. Also mentioned is the introduction of fast, cheap food as an alternative to labor-intensive farming and cookery.

The article reports on the growing poverty rate in Appalachia, as the region has been systematically stripped of its coal, timber and other resources. Topics discussed include the economic and social conditions in Appalachia, the lack of access to basic necessities like health care and transportation, and the residents' lack of intelligence or strength of character to improve their own lot.

The article discusses the role of the U.S. Affordable Care Act (ACA or Obamacare) in Democratic Party congressional campaigning in 2018. Topics include U.S. public opinion about the ACA, growing support for Medicare for All or single payer healthcare, and changes in the views of Republican politicians about the ACA.

The article discusses how the public bearers in the U.S. try to regulate immorality in the U.S. in spite of having conducted immorally themselves. Topics discussed include politician Roy Moore's attempt to keep same-sex marriage out of the bounds of Alabama, political opposition against customs intended to protect women's rights and those of LGBT people by politicians to immune themselves from their own sexual misconduct, and resignation by fundamentalist Doug Phillips after sexual accusation.

GLO:nyo/09nov20:29n1.jpg PHOTO (COLOR): The author at age 3 with Grandpa Charles. gl My grandfather died from complications of covid-19. In the reductive stereotypeperpetrated by outsider journalists, the area is Trump country. HOURS AFTER I FOUND out my grandfatherhad COVID, I watched Trump posturein front of the White House on thelast night of the Republican conventionand boast, inaccurately, that Americawas recovering from the pandemic. Weeks later, itdid, when Trump got sick. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the supposed gap between journalism and the people it covers. It states issues faced by people who aspire to be journalists, such as lack of social capital that compels them to take on debt, just to start their careers, and mentions that according to a study by Pew Research Center, a number of major newsrooms, poverty accounted for less than one percent of coverage every year from 2007 to 2012.

The author discusses political issues concerning views of the U.S. Democratic Party on reproductive rights and abortion. Topics explored include the pro-choice platform previously adopted by the Democratic Party which concerns the ban on federal financial assistance for abortion, initiatives that need to be considered by the Democratic Party to ensure protection of reproductive rights, and the perception of the American public on abortion restrictions.

Intelligencer Organizers for ALU are angling fora second historic victory THE VALUE OF the windswept bus stopacross the street from Amazon's sprawlingJFK8 fulfillment center on StatenIsland, and around the corner from itssmaller LDJ5 sorting facility, is that it'spublic property. ALU's president, Chris Smalls, knowshow ruthless Amazon can be. Smalls has said he has beencontacted by workers at dozens of otherAmazon facilities who are interested inorganizing with ALU. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses Passport to Music, a cross-genre inclusive music project by English Folk Dance and Song Society's Education. It is a two-year project aimed at young musicians who have little access to music provision and most of the participants hadn't experienced folk music before. The project is funded by Youth Music.

The article discusses the voluntary religion in public high schools in the U.S. Topics discussed include the weekly prayer held by Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FA) religious group at the Gulf Coast High School in Naples, Florida, the rely on the Equal Access Act (EAA) law in forming religious activities in school, and the view of Americans United (AU) organization on the equal access concept that should apply to all groups.

The article reports that incited by religious right extremists, Texas state officials are increasingly decimating reproductive care options for women as of 2015. Topics include Texas health investigators having raided Planned Parenthood clinics across the state on October 22, 2015 and viewpoint of Dan Quinn, Texas Freedom Network that religious freedom has become a political weapon that religiou s conservatives use to push a political agenda.

Wade, a Louisiana judge blocked a spate ofso-called trigger laws designed to outlaw abortionin the state as soon as Roe fell. When the Supreme Court handed downDobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization,Jenny Ma, a senior staff attorney at CRR,promptly got to work on Louisiana. The CRR's challenge in Louisiana, Ma says, ispurely procedural, and it's entirely possible thatit could fail upon review. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers information strategies to build a better democrat in the U.S. Topics discussed include the Arena, an organization which let candidates to build up their own messages to fit their constituencies, Our Revolution, the political action committee organized by Bernie Sanders and the views of Helen Kalla, Indivisible's spokesperson, on a grassroots group formed by Democratic congressional aides.

The article offers information strategies to build a better democrat in America. Topics discussed include the Arena, an organization which let candidates to build up their own messages to fit their constituencies; Our Revolution, the political action committee organized by Bernie Sanders requires candidates for national office to submit a detailed application form; and the views of Helen Kalla, Indivisible's spokesperson, on a grassroots group formed by Democratic congressional aides.

The article offers information on Esperance, an initiative started by Emily Portman, Nicola Beazley, Rosie Hood and the author for promoting a safer, more inclusive folk scene to celebrate gender equality in the music industry. It is noted that launched in November 2020, Esperance has conducted regular Zoom meetings covering topics like women's safety on tour, role of male allies and issues experienced by parents and carers.

The article focuses on the appointment of homeschooling advocate Michael Farris as president and chief executive officer (CEO) of the Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), the largest religious right legal group in the U.S. It provides brief overview of Farris' career background and his advocacy of advancing the Christian homeschooling movement. It also mentions Farris' opposition for school vouchers in favor of homeschooling.

The article focuses on the plan to raise funds for the construction of a statue of late lawyer Clarence Darrow in Rhea County, Tennessee by the Americans United (AU) organization through its partnership with sculptor Zenos Frudakis. Topics mentioned include the book "Bryan: A Political Biography of William Jennings Bryan," by Louis W. Koenig, the social aspects of cultural preservation, and the survival of Christianity.

The article offers information on detoxification methods for the treatment of chronic illness and disease which is caused by consumption of artificial flavors and colors, pesticides and herbicides. It is suggested to avoid animal products, including meat, poultry and fish which lead to unstable energy levels and also the alcohol which causes inflammation.

The article discusses the crucial decision to be made by Oklahoma voters about their political future in November 2016. It notes that the voters will also have the chance to remove a clause from the state constitution that defends the separation of church and state. It mentions the measure passed by state lawmakers which would weaken the restriction on public funds flowing to religious schools if voters decide to strike the religious freedom clause.

The article focuses on the issues associated with the religious memorials and monuments in the state of Iowa. Topics discussed include the abandoned pyramids in the state, the criticism on religious display honoring Christianity, the memorial claims, and the improper support and granting of the memorials in the state.

The article offers the author's insights on the religious groups or organizations who use faith and Religious Right in justifying their exercise on violent extremism and terrorism. It presents several profiles of several religious movements including the Army of God (AOG) on radical anti-abortion, Abiding Truth Ministries on radical anti-LGBT, and the Ku Klux Klan (KKK) on white supremacy.

The article discusses the efforts of U.S. religious groups over anti-discrimination measures as of February 2016. Topics include the Religious Rights' response to the 1973 ruling in the case Roe v. Wade, attacks on local ordinances and state bills prohibiting discrimination against LGBT people, and retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson's suggestions to construct bathrooms for transgender people.

The article offers information on the shifts in the America's cultural landscape as Millennials are urging mixing of church and state. Topics discussed include decrease in the Christians in the U.S. due to decrease in the millennials in Sunday pews, majority of teenagers condemned faith as old fashioned and anti-homosexual according to Barna Group, and millennials are more likely to identify as religiously unaffiliated than evangelical Protestants or Roman Catholics.

The article presents a lesson plan for grade 4 and 5 students which teaches historical facts about famous Americans during the American Civil War.

The article focuses on Kim Davis, popularly known for refusing same sex marriage license, secret meeting with Pope Francis and announcement by Mat Staver, founder of the Religious Right legal group, regarding the same. Topics discussed include journalists not believing about religious-freedom claims by Staver; Staver misleading people about the prayer meeting; and Staver and his firm representing anti-gay preacher Scott Lively in 2012.

Features products related to fashion and clothing industry in the U.S. Price of the embroidered synthetic-wool high neck top from Rochas; Introduction of the ruched silk-chiffon tie-front blouse from the latest Donna Karan Collection; Availability of the Gucci poplin poet-sleeve blouse.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including "How Serfdom Saved the Women's Movement," by Caitlin Flanagan in the March 2004 issue, "Blind Into Baghdad," by James Fallows in the January/February 2004 issue, and "America's 'Suez Moment,'" by Sherle Schwenninger in the January/February 2004 issue.

The article focuses on the refusals of services based on the religion in the U.S. and response of Americans United for Separation of Church and State to it. It states that refusal of public services to communities like LGBT and Muslims are violation of responsibility of publicly funded position. It mentions lack of laws to protects discrimination against LGBT individuals.

The article discusses a campaign by religious right groups to teach U.S. history in Advanced Placement (AP) course. It mentions that conservative legislators in several U.S. states have criticized the College Board's new AP U.S. History (APUSH) framework. It states that according to conservative legislators, APUSH reduces the influence of Christianity. It also informs that College Board edited the curriculum in 2014.

The article offers information on various topics related to religious rights in Texas. Topics discussed include the link between the Constitution and religion, the social studies curriculum proposed by State Board of Education (SBOE), and the effort of the Texas Freedom Network (TFN), an organization which aims to protect religious rght, to implement an independent review for textbooks released by SBOE.

Reports about the three Late Quaternary fault traces in Hidden and Garwood Valleys, South Victoria Land in Antarctica. Evidence for neotectonic activity in the Transantarctic Mountain; Indication of a large component of sinistral strike-displacement; Inconsistency with the Cenozoic nortwest and southwest dextral oblique extensional regime in South Victoria Land.

The article focuses on the ruling of the U.S. Supreme Court in the court case Town of Greece v. Galloway on May 5, 2014 creates reactions and confusion. Topics discussed include the case was sponsored by Americans United (AU), a group that advocates separation of church and state, challenged community practice in New York of opening its meeting with Christian prayers, the ruling permits prayer before Commission meetings, and the American Humanist Association (AHA).

The article focuses on the issue of dismissing teachers and other staff by religious schools in the U.S. for moral offenses as of June 2014. Topics discussed include employment discrimination, freedom of religion and same sex marriages. It discusses an example of drama and English teacher Ken Bencomo, at St. Lucy's Priory High School in Glendora, California, who was fired for marrying with a same sex person.

The article discusses U.S. Supreme Court case related to Gregory Holt, inmate in an Arkansas prison who is seeking to grow bird as part of his religious rights as of May 2014. The topics discussed include Holt's interpretation of the Quran and the hadiths, a recorded saying of the Prophet Mohammed, 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision prohibiting Holt from growing bird, and U.S. Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act (RLUIPA) and provisions under U.S. Constitution.

The article offers information on Mark Meckler and the Citizens for Self Governance, a group that aims to amend the U.S. constitution through the "Convention of States." It looks into the involvement the Religious Right in the move, the U.S. Constitution's Article V, and the use of the Constitutional Convention. It also discusses the Balanced Budget Amendment and the Christian home-school movement in the country.

The article focuses on U.S. court case regarding school-sponsored prayers in U.S. schools, as of March 2014. The topics discussed include U.S. Supreme Court's decision regarding school-sponsored prayers, U.S. supreme court case Engel v. Vitale, and South Carolina politician Robert Williams' views regarding religious prayers. Also discussed is journalist Katherine Stewart's views regarding the bills related to school-sponsored prayers.

The article discusses the investment of retailing firm Walmart Stores Inc. for creation of private school voucher plans in Wisconsin. It informs about the initiative taken by the Walton Family Foundation Inc. for donation of voucher programs. It also informs about the donation of six million U.S. dollars by the Alliance for School Choice (ASC), a pro-voucher group.

The article focuses on the Short Creek community of Hildale, Utah and Colorado City of Arizona, which supports radical polygamist of the Mormon Church. Topics discussed include views of Warren Jeffs of the Fundamentalist Church of Latter Day Saints (FLDS) on the community, the lawsuit, United States v. Town of Colorado City, Ariz., and City of Hildale, Utah of the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) on unconstitutional policing and views of spiritual leader Claude Cawley on the community.

The article focuses on the film "Mission Congo" which explores the help provided by television preacher Pat Robertson's non-profit organization Operation Blessing to Rwandan refugees at refugee camps in Zaire. It states that Robertson raised funds through charity donations to combat hunger and cholera epidemic. It states that the film also showcase the incident of carrying Tylenol medicine for treating patients with cholera.

The article offers information on money collected by the U.S.-based Religious Right organizations through donations or funds in 2013. It informs that the American Family Association, the Family Research Council and the National Organization for Marriage earned revenue of 18,236,929, 14,122, 49, and 7,202,412 billion dollars, respectively. It also mentions that the Religious Right organizations control media empires and educational networks.

The article reports that the evangelical Christian pregnancy organization Care Net Inc. and its crises pregnancy centres (CPR) uses the U.S. taxpayer funds to centralize abortion rights of women. It mentions that the Care Net recieves funding from the organizations including Choose Life America Inc. and Heartbeat International. According to Jaime Miracle, policy director at the U.S. NARAL Pro-Choice, Ohio state leaders focus on its anti-choice agenda rather than helping women in the state.

INTELLIGENCER The problem of Washington'ssecond-most-captivating character GLO:nyo/12oct20:25n1.jpg PHOTO (COLOR): Conway used her TikTokto "clarify" her earlierpost that becamebreaking news that hermom had covid. gl FOR A WHILE, it was James Comey. Itwasn't Comey or Mueller; it won't be ClaudiaConway, even if she did drive her motherout of the Trump administration. [Extracted from the article]

The article reports on the mission of Army Reserve Child and Youth Services to support the readiness and well-being of geographically dispersed soldiers, by reducing the conflict between parental responsibilities and mission requirement in the U.S.

Focuses on a study which investigated the risk of injury in adults associated with social class in Wales in 1998. Information on the study population; Prevalence of injury among adults; Age-group distribution of injuries; Results and discussion.

Focuses on the development of vaccine for HIV infections. Obstacles to an HIV vaccine; Immunity of individuals exposed to HIV; Strategy in vaccine development for the induction of cytotoxic T lymphocytes response.

A letter to the editor responding to the January 19, 2007 edition of "New Scientist" is presented regarding governmental funding cuts for physics projects.