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Dear MBTA…Your Inaction Compromised My Security and I’m Not Happy(0)
The MBTA transports a million people daily throughout Massachusetts. In April, the MBTA began a program called “See Something, Say Something.” I saw something, I said something, and the T did nothing. Not happy.
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Prop 8 Passage Brings Nationwide Protests from Sea to Shining Sea
On Tuesday, November 4th, something remarkable happened in the United States; Americans elected its first African-American president. Yet on a day when millions of Americans would celebrate such an historical event, civil rights leaders and gay rights proponents throughout America were left shocked and numb.
Looking beyond race, Californians proudly chose diversity and voted for Barak [...]
Speaking for Equality, Speaking for Me: National Protest Against Prop 8
At the end of September, I wrote an article about why I opposed California’s Proposition 8 and encouraged voters to Vote No on Prop 8.
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you know that Proposition 8 passed and Californians voted discrimination back into their state constitution. Say what? I can’t tell you how or why [...]
Why I Oppose California’s Proposition 8 Eliminating Same-Sex Marriages
In March 2000, California voters passed Proposition 22, which added a provision to the California Family Code stating that only a marriage between a man and a woman would be considered valid or recognized in the state of California. This past May, the California Supreme Court determined that Prop 22 violated the state constitution and [...]
