go ahead. no, no, please continue. i didn t want to interrupt you. show that s where i stand, you know, and one of my favorite quotes is from maya angelou where she says that of the human family, we are more alike, my friends, than we appear to be unalike. i believe that. i believe than your average everyday american thinks very similarly to the way i think. i believe that they want common sense gun laws. i believe they want things where you don t have to experience what i had to experience rick i have said this story land continue to say it, joy, because it actually gives me some level of therapeutic healing, but when you have to be called by the funeral director because a person so full of hate and using a weapon so destructive that the
theater. that has been so wonderful to have audiences back. we started, gaby describes seeing audience sit back, kind of like, what have you got? by the end of the show, we are weeping because we are connected. we are reminded that we are a whole human family. if there is any of time to be reminded of the, that we are all connected, that we are all one human race, this is it. sorry, i am getting excited. that is fundamentally what the feeder can offer, that reminder of our humanity and that feels essential. that is fundamentally the theater as you do it lileana blain-cruz. i have loved nuisance i saw your production of i am so excited for you. congratulations on this nomination. we will all be watching the tony awards next sunday. thank you! new york congressman is with me in studio to talk guns, abortion and the conservative supreme court deciding whose rights matter. later, our democracy in danger
(Bismarck, ND) Cody Schuler has joined the ACLU of North Dakota as advocacy manager. As advocacy manager, Schuler oversees the organization’s legislative, public education and advocacy efforts and is responsible for developing issue campaigns to advance civil liberties and civil rights in North Dakota. “Cody’s passion for and commitment to human rights and social justice
itself came to a short close just due to the inward and outward pressure from the united states berman government, to be performative underneath harsh conditions. when we think of our entire country, we have to remember the humidity of all of the people that we are asking to give the ultimate sacrifice. not only are they members of our own families, they extended human family that we have, but they re also tax players. from a socioeconomic standpoint, and form a constitutional law standpoint, you are asking people who contribute tax dollars to serve you. and marginalized positions that will create not only psychological conditions, but also create internal family disruption. you are asking for their families, as well, to be split apart by being performative in these areas. food sewage crew to do is say that it is so much lost.
Individuals profiled this week include those ACLU of North Dakota, Alerus, Dakota Credit Union Association, Essentia Health, First International Bank & Trust, and SWCA Environmental Consultants.