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Contradictions: the Law Versus Police and Public Safety Campaigns

There is an aspect to the Zimmerman trial that has been under-addressed in spite of the attention devoted to it. That issue is that while following a person is legal,

By Dog Gone

July 21, 2013

Contradictions: the Law Versus Police and Public Safety Campaigns

There is an aspect to the Zimmerman trial that has been under-addressed in spite of the attention devoted to it. That issue is that while following a person is legal,

By Dog Gone

July 21, 2013

Guns, Murders and Suicides, and the U.S. Constitution

Although it is a statement widely attributed to Abraham Lincoln relating to a temporary suspension of habeas corpus under the Suspension Clause of the Constitution (Article 1, Section 9, clause

By Dog Gone

July 20, 2013

Guns, Murders and Suicides, and the U.S. Constitution

Although it is a statement widely attributed to Abraham Lincoln relating to a temporary suspension of habeas corpus under the Suspension Clause of the Constitution (Article 1, Section 9, clause

By Dog Gone

July 20, 2013

False Reporting of Texas Abortion Law Protests Needs Scrutiny

Earlier this week I wrote about the misinformation, and misleading by various law enforcement, media, and bloggers about the Zimmerman Verdict Protesters. We saw it in LA, with false claims

By Dog Gone

July 19, 2013

False Reporting of Texas Abortion Law Protests Needs Scrutiny

Earlier this week I wrote about the misinformation, and misleading by various law enforcement, media, and bloggers about the Zimmerman Verdict Protesters. We saw it in LA, with false claims

By Dog Gone

July 19, 2013

Zimmerman Verdict Reporting of Riots Has Been Grossly Factually Inaccurate

Police disperse protesters in Los Angeles // Credit: Mae Ryan via KPCC I've seen a few accounts of violence attributed to a backlash to the Zimmerman Verdict over the

By Dog Gone

July 17, 2013

Zimmerman Verdict Reporting of Riots Has Been Grossly Factually Inaccurate

The Why and How of the SCOTUS Affirmative Action Decision; it was not chance.

I was dismayed and disappointed, to say the lest that someone who themselves benefited from Affirmative Action, Justice Clarence Thomas, voted against it. This was all the more disturbing, as

By Dog Gone

July 13, 2013

The Why and How of the SCOTUS Affirmative Action Decision; it was not chance.

When Is Minority Participation Representation, and When Is It Tokenism?

In Minnesota, the recent decision which overturns the congressional affirmation of the provisions of the Voting Rights Act from the 1960s provoked an inappropriate tweet from a democrat in the

By Dog Gone

June 26, 2013

The Facts versus the Myths about Our Flag, and how they relate to commerce and politics

Friday, June 14th 2013 was flag day, a day which tends to go uncelebrated, and about which most people know very little. This post will be a brief detour from

By Dog Gone

June 18, 2013

The Facts versus the Myths about Our Flag, and how they relate to commerce and politics

Was What Kiera Wilmot Did SCIENCE?

When Kiera Wilmot and the ACLU claimed she was just exercising her scientific curiosity when she made a bottle bomb, a kind of improvised explosive, which got her expelled from

By Dog Gone

June 17, 2013

Was Kiera Wilmot the Victim of Racism or Did She 'Play the Race Card?'

from the FBI page on improvised explosive devices I saw a lot of accusations of racism in the incident where Kiera Wilmot got in trouble - appropriately so - for

By Dog Gone

June 14, 2013

Was Kiera Wilmot the Victim of Racism or Did She 'Play the Race Card?'