LEBANON A 24-year old Windsor man has pleaded guilty to burglarizing a West Lebanon home in 2020.Aaron Akers pleaded guilty to a charge of theft by unauthorized taking and a charge of criminal trespass in Grafton County Superior Court on April.
There’s No Green New Deal Without Police Abolition
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TOPICS: Imagine a future where Black and Brown children don’t have to breathe toxic air from steel smoke stacks spewing polluted particulates. Imagine a future without police with less crime and more safety. A future where there are enough jobs and housing for all.
This is the kind of radical imagination at the heart of the abolitionist climate movement. The U.S. spends billions on our police forces dollars that could go toward addressing the root causes of crime, such as poverty and mental health, and toward building sustainable infrastructure. We can build a better world by uprooting injustices at the source and by investing in what communities need to thrive. That’s what the Green New Deal proposes. Let’s create an economy that’s beneficial to the people and the planet.
San Francisco Schools Chief On Erasing Lincoln: He ‘Is Not Someone I See As A Hero’
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The New Yorker interview with San Francisco s school board president reveals how political ideology has replaced knowledge among especially younger American leftists.
Last week, The New Yorker ran an interview with San Francisco school board President Gabriela López, a 30-year-old former teacher leading the district’s charge to bury American history. It’s eye-opening, to say the least.
López was elected on a campaign to cancel history. Under her leadership, the nation’s seventh-largest school district has spent its time not teaching its 57,000 students who have been “learning” online for nearly a full year but plotting to take the names of historic figures down from more than 40 district buildings. The names targeted for removal include Abraham Lincoln, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Paul Revere, and Democrat U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein.