Posted on 10 September 2010. Tags: Bob Dylan, Civil Rights, Greewich village, Jerry Lee Lewis, Reverend King..., Viet Nam war
Song stylist and political activist Adam Cohen has died, sources close to the family told Glossy News today. Cohen passed peacefully at his Greenwich Village apartment, after a long battle with colorectal cancer and raging irrelevance.
Cohen is best known for his seminal work with Adam, Eve & Cain. As member of that groundbreaking trio, Adam penned such unforgettable classics as “Leaving on a big Boat” but is better known for passionate anti-war and Civil Rights anthems. Read the full story
Posted in Music
Posted on 02 May 2010. Tags: bush administration, Civil Rights, earth day, Environment, global warming, greed, justice, money, oil
Tippy Toe, LA (GlossyNews) — Amos Moses, an old Cajun who lives by his self in the swamp, hunts alligators for a livin, he just knock ‘em in the head with a stomp, was fined 100 clams yesterday for tossing an old soup can from his truck window in plain sight of a Louisiana Sheriff.
As the black tide known as the BP oil disaster crept closer to shore, it was easily seen behind Moses as he stood on the side of the gravel road Read the full story
Posted in Environment
Posted on 04 April 2010. Tags: abuse, afghanistan, CIA, Civil Rights, domestic spying, homeland defense, Leon Panetta, torture
As related to Glossy News by a well informed cabbie in New York City.
Former CIA operative turned whistleblower, Frank Turner, shocked the nation this past Friday recounting his recent hardships in front of a live television audience. Turner, who had remained relatively anonymous after his estrangement, used the attention to direct harsh criticisms toward CIA officials and further expose the organization’s most recent intrusion into domestic affairs. Read the full story
Posted in War Zone
Posted on 25 January 2010. Tags: Civil Rights, corporal punishment, discipline, education, school, schools, students, Zero Tolerance
Framingham, MS (GlossyNews) — Prominent public education leaders from across the nation called for an across the board expansion in Zero Tolerance policies in public schools today after a two week symposium. The leaders found the mandatory expulsion and suspension from school of students for various infractions both “improved school spirit and created an atmosphere of fairness.” Read the full story
Posted in Society
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