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Celebrities and advocates take to Twitter to call out Indiana for its hateful new law
With the stroke of a pen, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence officially signed a “religious objections” bill into law Thursday, which, many have argued, effectively makes discrimination legal in the state of Indiana. As expected, LGBT people and their allies are not happy about it. Miley Cyrus’ response (among the many others) was quite biting.
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It’s March, which means it’s time for KPCC’s Public Radio Bracket Madness, a chance for public radio shows across the nation to fight it out.
We made it to round two!
But!
The competition is fierce!
Your vote counts! In fact, I think multiple votes count!
99% Invisible is the future!
Si se puede!
This is definitely one of the best podcasts!
A College Kid Couldn’t Afford a 3D Printer So He Built One Himself
While a new MakerBot 3D printer costs $2,000, the Deltraprintr is significantly less: $475 unassembled or $685 assembled for the large size.
Introducing large scale multi axis 3D printing in metal!
Pretty soon we’ll be 3D printing everything, perhaps even your house one day. NICE!
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Best BBQ in Tallahassee!
History Professor Still Not Hot Enough for Chili Pepper Rating
FSU history professor Roy McClay has been patient, but has a feeling the time has finally come for his very own ratemyprofessor.com chili pepper. “I cut out all carbs and even started jogging this summer so I could look my best for a new year of ratings.”
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“Stand Your Ground” Protest March Scheduled for March 10th in Tallahassee
Black community leaders are taking a stand against the controversial “Stand Your Ground” law. On March 10, 2014 in Tallahassee, Florida, leaders across the country including Reverend Al Sharpton...
This white guy will be there!
In 1923, Rosewood was a primarily Black town in Florida. One day a White woman living in a nearby town had been beaten and robbed. Afraid they would find the real attacker who was her husband, she told police and her town residents that it was a Black man. Immediately a mob of White men and women took to the streets to find the so called attacker. The first Black Man they ran into was Sam Carter. He was tortured relentlessly until he admitted to participating in the White woman’s attack. After being forced to admit something he did not do, they shot him in the head in front of his wife. This was not enough and they continued their reign of terror. The mob traveled across town killing and burning down any and everything they saw in their sight. They burned houses, stores, and almost all the BLACK CHURCHES. Eventually the Black town residents had enough and they began to fight back but this did not amount to much because the Mob had grown too big. The most disturbing event of the entire standoff was the murder of a 4 year old Black girl. As the little girl lay over her mother’s dead body crying, two members of the white mob grabbed her by her ankles and threw her into a nearby burning building. Days later after the town was deserted and things calmed down, the mob returned to check for survivors and burn anything else they had missed. The Rosewood Massacre is something that is rarely spoken of these days. Over 150 Black Residents were killed; many of their bodies found hanging from trees. Very few of the Black Residents managed to escape and others would never return to the land they had spent their whole lives developing. White people have committed the most atrocious acts the world could ever imagine against Black people. Don’t ever let them convince you to forget.
Written by @KingKwajo
If you sign up for the Bright Futures scholarship here in Florida, they ask if you’re a direct descendant of a victim of “The Rosewood Incident”. Signing up for bright futures, that’s the first time I ever even heard of it. And right in my back fuckin yard, too. Makes you wonder what else they’ve made people forget.
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Frank Lloyd Wright, George Lewis House, Tallahassee, Florida, 1954
