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see Amanda Fritz reply to me: click this link above, its not a good reply either!
1.30.21- 8 YEARS LATER *still* NO REPAIRS CITY FAILS to ACT
11.5.14 my request for a door on Men's room is on the "HRC follow up (Requests) agenda" and was being followed up by contacting
the city parks department by HRCommissioner Sam Sacs.
9.3.14 - I Report again (2nd
time) to The Human Rights Commission regarding No Door on men's
restroom in Portland park
9.1.14- NO REPAIRS CITY FAILS to ACT
5.24.14- NO REPAIRS & TARP HAS BEEN REMOVED
FROM DOOR- TOILET USERS EXPOSED TO PUBLIC CONTINUES
4.17.14 - NO
REPAIRS -&- TARP ON DOOR HAS NOW BEEN REMOVED AGAIN?
2/17/14- No Door = No Dignity
on men's restroom
in a Portland city park
2.5.14- I Report to the Human Rights Commission
on No
Door on men's restroom in Portland park
http://youtu.be/229fTPvDfME (2
minute video) A
report by Joe Anybody to the HRC (Human Rights Commission) in Portland
regarding the NO DOOR on a bathroom in the park. For over 10 years there
has been no door on park bathroom in Portland Oregon at Lownsdale Park. My
first request to (both) Amanda Fritz and to the City Parks was blown off with a
shallow reply back that was unacceptable and shameful so I have now informed
the Equity / HRC department in this short clip and by email.
The full collection of info on this NO DOOR on a
restroom in a Portland Park issue can be read here: http://www.joeanybody.com/id50.html(No Bathroom Door info webpage)
History of US Rule in Latin America; Elections and Resistance to the Coup in Honduras - Professor Noam Chomsky PhD. Filmed
by Paul Hubbard at Massachusetts Institute of Technology on 12-15-09 www.socialistworker.org
1/11/19 Portland Oregon standing up to 17 years of the torture hell hole known as GITMO has been screwing people over in our
Beyound the reach of law oreder and sanity / human rights.
Consumer advocate and author Ralph Nader talked about his latest book, To the Ramparts: How Bush and Obama Paved the Way for
the Trump Presidency, and Why It Isn’t Too Late to Reverse Course, about how the rise in corporate power led to
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This film is a remix/mash-up of material from various sources, which are all credited at the end. Particular thanks for narration
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infringements (501c3 educational film use).
Does the philosophy of materialism work to destroy our identities, experience, and environment? Join narrator Daphne Ellis
on a radical romp through the evidence and decide for yourself.
Justin Jamar
Published on Dec 23, 2014
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Any conduct (typically along lines of institutionalized power and
privilege) that demeans, marginalizes, rejects, threatens or harms any living being on the basis of ability, activist experience,
age, class/income level, cultural background, education, ethnicity, gender, immigration status, language, nationality, physical
appearance, race, religion, self-expression, sexual orientation, species, status as a parent or other such factors. Oppressive
behavior comes in a wide variety of forms, from seemingly harmless jokes to threats of violence, from interrupting to verbal
abuse, from unwanted touching to rape, from hitting to murder. Some forms are more extreme and irreparable than others, but
all are unacceptable under this difination in which I adhere to.
