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Gibsland, Louisiana - No salesperson is for sale when the legacy of land ownership exist today.  The forestry industry in Louisiana is a prime example of non self-promoted identity for "Making America Whole Again" for American citizens with ancestry within the United States today.  The science and practice of managing a craft beyond creating a pen is a desired resources for most retired farmers who still value the need for human and environmental benefits.  The USDA of Agroforestry Strategic Framework of forestry technologies creates more jobs for integrating, diversifying, and producing profitable healthy and sustainable paper through land-use systems. Trees, an associated resource, under the Forest Service Research and Development, is an applied research study today of the biological, physical, and social sciences related elements that are a multi-faceted future generation need to promote the greater good to people - "paper."  The "Forest Legacy Program...

Creative Commons - Fox News Washington, DC  Press Release -  The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) is disturbed and dismayed by recent allegations of a racist work environment at FOX News. Eleven current and former Fox News employees, including Emmy-winning anchor Kelly Wright, filed a class-action lawsuit in New York this week, according to The Washington Post . "The recent discrimination allegations at FOX News are unsettling. NABJ was founded 42 years ago to fight against racism and discrimination in newsrooms and we pledge to continue to do so today," said NABJ President Sarah Glover. "We've seen downsizing and layoffs in U.S. newsrooms that have had a disproportionate effect on the number of working black journalists. No one working in the media industry today should be subjected to discriminatory practices. This has to end." When asked about the lawsuit, a FOX News official offered the following statement to NABJ: " FOX News a...

               Photo:   Creative Commons New York Press Release - The 2017 ACLU Summer Advocacy Institute Is Looking For the Next RockStar at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C.   Apply Today! Know any young civil liberties superstars in high school? Encourage them to   apply to the ACLU’s Summer Advocacy Institute !   The ACLU is now accepting applications for a week long advocacy training and leadership development seminar at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., from  July 29 – August 5, 2017 .  The ACLU Summer Advocacy Institute will bring together a diverse group of high school juniors and seniors  from across the United States to participate in an advanced, firsthand learning experience for the next generation of social justice advocates. Through an intensive eight-day program, students will learn directly from lawyers, lobbyists, community activists, and other experts working to de...

       In Memory Of JaVonte Prothro, 29 and Otigo Martinez, 18, Murdered September, 19, 2016 Albany, NY ~   An Emergency Call of Action by the New York Civil Liberties Union (NYCLU) on March 13, 2017, addressed the new legislative Privacy Protections within the sixteen states and the District Of Columbia to bring balance back to Americans on privacy and public safety.  Thousands of New Yorkers from every borough of the State took a stand against the Trump Administration to force proper transparency and oversight regarding accessing sensitive digital information.  Should Law Enforcement, outside of an Amber Alert Emergency be required to get a warrant to invade or confiscate your physical data today while you are in police custody? According to New Yorkers, privacy laws must require a police officer to get a warrant before searching your file cabinet or computer.  Even you mailbox cannot be under siege due to the new technol...

Albany, New York ~   In 2006, Mexican Americans Multicultural Education was deemed Unconstitutional to Deport Mexican American citizens due to the lack of educational resources to sustain their independence in California.  Historical experiences that reflect the death of JaVonte Prothro, 29 and Otigo Martinez, 18, in Richmond, California on September 19, 2016, following the World Trade Center and Pentagon destruction on September 11, 2001, is not forgotten.  The work of educators to teach children about the mistakes of our citizens and government during a crisis does not mean to accept Unconstitutional Deportation of Mexican Americans and Native Americans in 2017, under Executive Order One by the Trump Administration.  Since World War II, Native Americans have been forced to relocate to reservations, restricted properties, and family-owned properties as an act of suspicion aimed at citizens of the Middle Eastern regions.  These vulnerable groups are s...