leaders make a plea for help series of violent attacks. man was shot outside of an ihop restaurant in capitol people weretwo beaten nearby. the message is that not beance will tolerated. series of attacks against gays, lesbians, and a transgendered president. many gathered here to protest in silence. marching in silence, protesters sending a loud message. he was beat up and put in the hospital. they got some high-ranking support on their side. this is something that we cannot tolerate. andundreds locked arms in base support in targeting hate crime hate crimes against the lgbt community. is about time that we did about it. it should not take all of these make this happen. in a nod to the popular no hate campaign, several taped to their mouths. put out pictures of those o lost their lives. her son was killed in february after she said that she was was killed for being transgendered. you could see the devil the street to my son. are highlighting a much bigger pro
be willing to retire at the end of the season, but after two officials were charged with perjury and failure to report child abuse, penn state finally acted in the best interest of the school, and not just the best short-term interests of its football program. joe had to go. paterno s firing sent shock waves through the campus. students that had gathered peacefully exploded into a riot, tearing down lampposts, flipping a tv truck, and forcing the local police to use tear gas. i want to bring in our thursday mega panel. karen, susan, and jimmy are here. the obvious question, how could this massive moral failure happen anywhere, let alone at penn state? and more notably, karen, how dangerous is it to repeat the patriarchal betrayal that we have seen play out, obviously, with the catholic church. we ve seen versions of it within the political theater, inside of the media landscape, the banksters, all these sorts of things. and then you have joe paterno, one of the i won t lord
of the season, but after two officials were charged with perjury and failure to report child abuse, penn state finally acted in the best interest of the school, and not just the best short-term interests of its football program. joe had to go. paterno s firing sent shock waves through the campus. students that had gathered peacefully exploded into a riot, tearing down lampposts, flipping a tv truck, and forcing the local police to use tear gas. i want to bring in our thursday mega panel. karen, susan, and jimmy are here. the obvious question, how could this massive moral failure happen anywhere, let alone at penn state? and more notably, karen, how dangerous is it to repeat the patriarchal betrayal that we have seen play out, obviously, with the catholic church. we ve seen versions of it within the political theater, inside of the media landscape, the banksters, all these sorts of things. and then you have joe paterno, one of the i won t lord over the narrative, but how dan