Tag: Civil rights
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The mysterious Milton L. McGhee
Why is there no library or boulevard named for this man?
This article was published on 07.09.09 in SN&R
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He could not tell a lie
Anthony Woods went to war, and the Army sent him home for being gay. Will California’s 10th District send him to Congress?
This article was published on 07.02.09 in SN&R
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5 easy steps to marriage freedom
For marriage equality to win next time, five things need to be done.
This article was published on 07.02.09 in SN&R
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Ben and Lonny, one year later
One year after taking a seat on SN&R’s pink couch, the Phillips-Lesenanas are still happily married—and working for the return of marriage equality to California.
This article was published on 07.02.09 in SN&R
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Man with a mission
Barry Wyatt wants to repeal the Defense of Marriage Act.
This article was published on 07.02.09 in SN&R
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Is Willie Junior Johnson really guilty?
No, say two Chicoans, who are trying to get the 20-year-old double-murder case reopened.
This article was published on 06.25.09 in SN&R
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Where is my baby?
Little Jacob Perry was cared for a loving mother and grandparents, but child-welfare officials removed him from the home anyway. He was only 13 days old.
This article was published on 06.25.09 in SN&R
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Still tilting at windmills
Don Bird runs into another turbine, in the form of the Red Bluff chief of police.
This article was published on 06.25.09 in SN&R
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Time to come out?
A Gallup Poll shows majority of conservative Americans supports openly gay folks serving in the military.
This article was published on 06.11.09 in SN&R
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Dropout numbers troubling
New figures show other racial groups recovering from a school dropout spike better than African-Americans.
This article was published on 06.11.09 in SN&R
July 09, 2009
SN&R Vol 21 Issue 14
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CN&R Vol 32 Issue 48
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