Frederick Douglass Speech July 5, 1852: What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?
Okay, so this is long and dense, but worth the read. I, being a dork and alone in the office, read it out loud. With each word, you can feel his passion and conviction. It's pretty amazing, and, unfortunately, sad that it took until I was 26 years old to experience it.
Also, I couldn't help but draw parallels to the current plight of the LGBT community. Things change, and yet they remain the same.
The Only Way to Talk About the Iran War Is to Say the US Needs to Stop
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Over in the *Philadelphia Inquirer*, the always smart Will Bunch has a
column out this week that warns that our current Iran clusterfuck is
already remin...

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