05 March 2010
The Valentine's Day red light camera protest in Santa Maria, led by LOLA's Amber Danielle and Zaira Dynia drew attention from the Santa Maria Sun, who interviewed both hosts of the Truth A-Z Show, and wrote about them in an article focusing on the outrage caused by the cameras' presence. In the article, entitled “Locals [...]
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02 March 2010
On Tuesday, March 2, 2010, President Obama will be in Savannah, Georgia attempting to rally support for his new jobs bill, as well as the nuclear plant being built in the area. In response, Low Country LOLA is asking all of those sickened by Obama's policies of aggression to come together in protest. The protest [...]
Posted in Mass Action1 Comment
24 February 2010
There is an interesting array of reactions when I tell people I went to CPAC. Why would I be there, and how could I stand all of those neo-Cons, and maybe even a few minarchist remarks thrown in there for good fun. I've been of the mind-set for awhile that in order to [...]
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17 February 2010
LOLA will be at CPAC this year, so please stop by our table in the Exhibit Hall and show us some support! At the table, we will be having a raffle for a variety of prizes! On Friday night, we will be hosting a LOLA "nightcap" and more information can be found here. LOLA is co-sponsoring the [...]
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11 February 2010
The debate over Public and Private schools is a fierce one, with passionate proponents on each side. Some of the arguments that can be heard through the fray have their merits but in many cases prove fallacious. Unfortunately the high demand for education makes it a highly sought after source of drawing funds hence the [...]
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08 February 2010
by Stacy Litz "I freed a thousand slaves . . . I could have freed a thousand more if only they knew they were slaves." Harriet Tubman Black History Month, for me, is usually spent reflecting on the legacies of many influential people in the civil rights movement for their bravery when combating such horrible injustice. [...]
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04 February 2010
We're calling for a Nationwide Red Light Camera Protest on Valentine's Day! If you have red light cameras in your city, make signs, gather near a red light camera, and protest! We can supply you with information to hand out to inform drivers of the top 15 reasons why they should be concerned about red light cameras and 5 ways to prevent red light running. Our other suggestion is that you hand out contact information for all your city council representatives, ask driver's to call them, and if you have a bill in your state banning red light cameras, add that information to a flier as well!!
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03 February 2010
The Low Country LOLA (LCLOLA) Chapter in Savannah, Georgia has been formed and will be having their first meeting on Sunday, February 21st at 6pm at Poor Larry's at the City Market in Savannah. Ana Duckworth of Savannah has organized the meet-up where attendees will be discussing regular monthly meet-up times, upcoming events, rallies and activism opportunities.
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28 January 2010
the article outlines recent legislation proposed to partially ban Muslim women’s usage of the veil in public services. The legislative committee’s president (I should note, a committee that's been in existence to make a decision on burqas and niqabs for over a year now) Communist MP André Gerin speaks as if this legislation’s success is a non-issue. In the same breath, he states, "The full veil is the visible part of this black tide of fundamentalism." The only reason given for withholding the proposal for a full veil ban, is fear “the ban would be socially divisive and hard to enforce.”
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24 January 2010
Liberty isn't just for adults! A new Teen and Tween LOLA Networking group has now been formed, with the purpose of connecting liberty-minded tween and teen girls. The group is the brainchild of LOLA Tracy Ward's daughter Madison, (age 11), who expressed desire to meet more like-minded girls her age. And then with some input and promotion by Tarrin Lupo from the LCL Report, the group was borne.
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