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Re: Wednesday's headlines and the open line
Way long ago when I was in the 7th grade my teacher had the following…
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With Satanic rally planned Thursday, counter-protesters hit streets today
All publicity is good publicity, right? So it's all good for Satan in Arkansas this week.
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Recycle Bikes gives free bikes to kids
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Arkansas PSC chair questions Trump climate policy
Arkansas Public Service Commission Chair Ted Thomas is getting attention for calling out Trump administration climate policy. He even acknowledges the role of carbon burning and humans in climate change.
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U.S. PIRG: 30 Crossing one of nine worst highway boondoggles
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The day the vote-buying stopped
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Despite school sentiment, Harding's leader said no to integration
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Re: “Let's talk about the Travs' new swamp possum mascot”
Give the perpetuation of a negative stereotype trope a break; they didn't put a hillbilly on our state flag(which if you haven't noticed is the confederate flag simply inverted into a diamond...real classy), you act like a silly mascot for a minor-league baseball team is conducive to you facing real discrimination in any way related to your Arkansas heritage, ever in your life.
Otey was white, it ain't racist. I think its dope. Get out of your feelings.