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America First News
3 Jul 2023
#politics
Red State: WATCH: Race Hustler Elie Mystal Calls Clarence Thomas a 'Mutilated Version of a Black Justice' as Joy Reid Laughs
Race hustler Elie Mystal joins MSNBC host Joy Reid to attack black conservative Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas for his stance on affirmative action. Mystal makes racist comments and suggests that Thomas is controlled by his white wife. Reid smirks and laughs throughout.
#society
The Epoch Times: Moments of Movie Wisdom: Printing the Truth in the Wild West
In the Wild West, lawyer Steve Logan fights against a corrupt politician and greedy financier to save his town. He realizes the power of the press in exposing the truth and enlightening the immigrant railroad workers. Stealing the town's printing press, he uses it to print the truth and bring justice back to Clover City.
Forbes: Los Angeles Teachers Strike, Democracy For Iran Dominate 2023 Protest Landscape
In January, San Antonio hosted a large Martin Luther King Jr. march with an estimated 100,000 people attending to honor the civil rights leader. In March, approximately 80,000 people protested in Los Angeles in support of higher pay for teachers.
The Federalist Papers: Investigation Reveals College Professor Forced Entire Class to Participate in Sexual Harassment Exercise
An undisclosed professor at Montgomery College allegedly instructed female students to disrobe in class for a medical assessment in 2019. The professor's behavior created a hostile environment, leading to his termination. Montgomery College responded promptly to the incident but was asked to take additional measures to ensure compliance with Title IX.
#education
The Epoch Times: Hong Kong Students to Study Poorly Presented National Security Questions During Summer Vacation
The Hong Kong Education Bureau has issued a circular recommending a "summer self-learning kit" for students to enhance their understanding of national security. However, the kit contains questionable multiple-choice questions that are unrelated to national security, poorly produced, based on unsound facts, and even contain unethical content. This raises concerns about the promotion of fragmented knowledge and the suppression of independent thinking in the name of national security.
#sports
Breitbart: NASCAR Contractor Dies from Electrocution While Setting Up Chicago Street Race
A worker was electrocuted while setting up for the NASCAR Street Race in Chicago. The worker, Duane Tabinski, died from the incident. NASCAR expressed condolences and is working with local authorities.
Fox News: Panthers' Andy Dalton believes he could still be starting QB: 'I don't think there are 32 guys better than me'
Andy Dalton, the veteran quarterback, joins the Carolina Panthers as a backup. Despite this, he still sees himself as a starter and believes he is among the top 32 quarterbacks in the league. Dalton aims to have a successful career and hopes to make a positive impact on the next generation of quarterbacks.
#technology
Fox News: Elon Musk under fire from Twitter users for limiting posts that can be read: 'Picked a fight with America'
Twitter CEO Elon Musk imposes limits on the number of posts that can be read per day to address data scraping and manipulation. Users express outrage and claim it is a tactic to promote Twitter Blue. Critics argue that this move contradicts Musk's initial promise to protect free speech and control speech on the platform. Some speculate that the restrictions could be an attempt to combat the mental health issues associated with excessive social media use.