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“Awareness is the first weapon to fight human trafficking,” said Timothy Schmalz, world renowned Canadian artist. That’s why Schmalz created Let the Oppressed Go Free, a life-sized bronze sculpture that depicts human trafficking slaves being released from captivity. The 23-foot
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The future looked as bright as a bonfire two years ago. I had taken on a big new project, having been contracted to edit a new magazine for the scrap metal recycling business. The first issue was hot off the
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“Since March 2020, we may have experienced the greatest intrusions on civil liberties in the peacetime history of this country.” There is nothing particularly profound or unique in this quote. Some of us have been saying the same thing for
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Expanding power and influence within local county republican party organizations may be the most important and effective thing a grassroots citizen conservative can do to bring about beneficial change in government. And it may not be very hard to do.
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You may wonder why corporate and social media continue to work so hard to intentionally deceive you and to advocate for censorship of viewpoints they don’t approve of. You may wonder why the largest publicly owned companies in the world
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NorthShore University HealthSystem, Chicago, will pay more than $10.3 million to settle a class action suit for unlawfully discriminating against more than 500 current and former health care workers and for denying religious exemptions from the Covid shot mandate. Liberty
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Human trafficking – the enslavement of humans into forced sex and labor for profit – often happens in plain sight – and even in “safe” communities. Knowing what to look for may save the life of a potential victim –
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Strongsville 3-C Report: The Cuyahoga County GOP central and executive committees this morning rejected the party scanning committee’s recommended endorsement of Gov. Mike DeWine for the party’s nomination for reelection. During a meeting in Independence, during which the governor was
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If we don’t get it right in May, it probably won’t matter that much what happens in November. The real opportunity to take our state and country back from the elite-controlled swamps in Washington and Columbus will happen in the
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I am a registered republican. That doesn’t mean I agree with everything that party organizations do. Civil debate about differences of opinion within any organization is healthy. Squelching of opposing views is not. The Ohio Republican party appears to have
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