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Diversity advocates will keep on despite legislative setbacks, they say

Diversity advocates will keep on despite legislative setbacks, they say
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Diversity advocates will keep on despite legislative setbacks, they say

ADVERTISEMENT Diversity advocates will keep on despite legislative setbacks, they say Diversity advocates undaunted, they say by Doug Thompson | Today at 3:40 a.m. Attendees hold up banners and signs June 24 during a trans rights march that started at the Walton Arts Center and ended at the Town Center Plaza in downtown Fayetteville. The march and rally was intended to increase visibility and empower transgender, nonbinary, gender-variant and gender-nonconforming people to come out, as well as protest the state legislature s passage of laws that are considered by some to be anti-trans. The event was part of a series of events celebrating Pride Week in the city. This is not just a movement of trans people, but a freedom of expression, said Jewel Hayes shown second from left. We have been recently fighting laws that hurt children, that keep them from expressing themselves the way they want to be seen. It s important to have these kinds of events to help Arkansas grow and move

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Jim Shannon said DUP members who walked out were simply going home

A DUP MP has denied that any party members who walked out before Edwin Poots s first speech as leader did so in protest.

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Live A3 traffic updates after police respond to concern for safety near Guildford

Live A3 traffic updates after police respond to concern for safety near Guildford Clay Lane remains closed, according to Inrix The A3 was closed near Guildford (stock photo taken while passenger) (Image: Surrey Advertiser - Grahame Larter) There are delays on the A3 on Saturday morning (May 15) after police responded to a concern for safety. The road was closed near Guildford from around 8.30am through to 9.45am between the junction for Woking Road and the Burpham turn-off. The A3 has since reopened but Clay Lane remains shuts, according to traffic and travel service Inrix. Surrey Police said: The #A3 is reopening after officers responded to a concern for safety of a member of the public. There are reports of cars trying to avoid the traffic by driving the wrong way on the A3. Please be patient and don t put yourself or others at further risk of harm.

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Sonal Shah Tapped to Lead the Asian American Foundation

Sonal Shah Tapped to Lead the Asian American Foundation TAAF Sonal Shah was President Obama’s first director of the White House’s Office of Social Innovation and Civic Participation. The Asian American Foundation Sonal Shah, a professor and founding executive director of the Beeck Center for Social Impact and Innovation at Georgetown University, has been named president of this new foundation. Shah was President Obama’s first director of the White House’s Office of Social Innovation and Civic Participation. The foundation was created with an initial $125 million in donations from its board of directors, and it intends to raise additional money to make grants to Asian American and Pacific Islander organizations and causes over the next five years.

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