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Rachel Pulaski Guest Blogger The Gateway Pundit 8/23.2013 Common Core Education has sparked political controversy since the U.S. Department of Education decided to adopt its curriculum nationwide in both public and private schools. The Common Core website lists “exemplar texts” by grade which they recommend for reading and one in particular has some parents taking […] August 24th, 2013 | Tags: "Common Core of State Standards Initiative Project", "The Bluest Eye", child abuse, child pornography, incest, John Janczewski, Lori Janczewski, Mercury One, Neal Erickson, pedophilia, popular culture, pornography, rape, Rose City Middle School, sexual abuse, Toni Morrison | Category: 1st Amendment, Books/media, child abuse, Department of Education, Education, Glenn Beck, Michigan, Progressives, Unions, Video | Comments are closed
Michael Dorstewitz BizPac Review 6/16/2013 The Kuwait News Agency KUNA reported that the Islamic member states of the United Nations Human Rights Council formally rejected provisions of a council resolution condemning and calling for the elimination of violence against women because those provision violate Sharia law. The Islamic member states objected to, for example, the […] June 16th, 2013 | Tags: domestic violence, misogyny, pedophilia, rape, sexual abuse, Shariah Law, United Nations' Human Rights Council | Category: child abuse, Europe, Great Britain, Islam, Media accountability, United Nations | Comments are closed
Pete Parker Clash Daily 27 May 2013 Sharia (Islamic law) is a brutally misogynistic ordinance that categorizes all women as subhuman. It is an evil decree (that if violated) carries a host of penalties ranging from multiple whippings to genital mutilation to gang rape to stoning. Women in the Ummah (Global Islamic Community) have […] May 28th, 2013 | Tags: "War on Women", Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Buddhists, Burma, Feminism, Lee Rigby, rape, sexual abuse, Shariah Law, Ummah, Woolwich | Category: Islam, Politics | Comments are closed
Nick Cumming-Bruce The New York Times 1/18/2013 GENEVA — As French and African troops escalated their offensive against Islamist forces in the north of Mali on Friday, the United Nations refugee agency said it was preparing for around 700,000 people to flee the violence, many to neighboring countries. The United Nations believes that more […] January 19th, 2013 | Tags: al Qaeda, Algeria, child-rape, debate, Islamic Maghreb, jihad, Mali, misogyny, Mitt Romney, rape, Sahel, sexual abuse, Shariah Law, United Nations' Human Rights Council, violence | Category: Africa, child abuse, France, Islam, United Nations | Comments are closed
“…Amongst the Mussulmans, however, the use of having slaves is universal; with them it is just as natural to have negro slaves as it is [for non-Muslims] to have cats or dogs in the house…”
Andrew G. Bostom American Thinker 1/1/2013 January 1, 2013 marks the sesquicentennial (150th anniversary) of President Abraham […] January 1st, 2013 | Tags: abolition, Abraham Lincoln, Egypt, eunuchs, Frederick Douglass, League of Nations, Mohammed Morsi, Muslim Brotherhood, Ottoman Empire, sexual abuse, slavery | Category: Afghanistan, Africa, child abuse, Great Britain, History, Islam, law enforcement, Middle East, U.S. Civil War | Comments are closed
Chris Geidner Poliglot MetroWeekly 5/17/2012 Today, the Obama administration announced that it has finalized regulations implementing the Prison Rape Elimination Act. According to an executive summary provided to members of the media and a conference call held with reporters, the regulations include provisions relating to “lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex and gender nonconforming inmates” — […] May 18th, 2012 | Tags: bisexual, Executive order, federal prisons, gay, Harper Jean Tobin, inmates, lesbian, Mara Keisling, National Center for Transgender Equality, Prison Rape Elimination Act, sexual abuse, transgender | Category: Barack Obama, Department of Homeland Security, Department of Justice, law enforcement, political correctness, Politics, Progressives | Comments are closed
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