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Professor gets off scot-free after comparing trans community to QAnon

Dr. Donna Hughes is credited as one of the founers of the academic study of human trafficking, focusing her academica on the sexual exploitation of women and girls. (National Center on Sexual Exploitation/YouTube) Professor at the University of Rhode Island (URI) Donna Hughes has reportedly not been sanctioned for calling the “trans-sex fantasy” the left-wing equivalent of the right-wing QAnon conspiracy theory. In an essay for “gender-critical” news site  4W, Hughes wrote that “unlike in the imaginary world of QAnon, real children are becoming actual victims” of left-wing ideology in the US. Her vitriolic essay also compares gender confirmation surgeries to eugenics, writing: “The eugenics movement to breed a better race of people was a fantasy; so is the trans-sex movement.”

The last days of Kossuth Street Garden

BlogsCommunityMusicArtsScreenEat & DrinkLegals The last days of Kossuth Street Garden Established by Michael Doody in 2007, the South Side community garden is being shuttered to make way for a new housing development following a prolonged fight Columbus Alive About five months ago, when he realized that Kossuth Street Garden would not be saved, Michael Doody, a former journalist and now private investigator, distracted himself by starting on a children’s book with the working title The Life and Death of a Community Garden, a process that Doody termed therapeutic. Though geared to children, the ending, as described by Doody, is one filled with horror, the garden gasping what it knows are its dying breaths. “Is this how humans treat each other?” she asks, finally giving in and releasing her spirit as the book draws to a close. 

It would have been easy to walk away : Forfar hotelier ready to bring Royal back from brink for second time

© SYSTEM Chef Alastair Campbell and Royal Hotel manager Donna Hughes on the roof terrace. Forfar’s Royal Hotel owner is steeled for the fight to see the historic business thrive again in the town’s beating heart – for a second time. The one time coaching inn dating back to the 18 th century had slid into a sad state since its sudden closure in 2010. In addition to the loss of the county town’s only sizeable hotel, the collapse cost the community 20 jobs. Attempts to find a new owner at auction failed. But town publican Don and his wife, Maria, took up the challenge of bringing good days back to the whitewashed Castle Street landmark.

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