President Trump has made a number of serious and embarrassing remarks that show an understanding of history that is thin at best. He thought Frederick Douglass was still alive. He thought that Andrew Jackson could have prevented the Civil War Read More …
Please mark your calendars for the Missouri Women’s Network 30th Annual Equality Day Brunch on Saturday, August 26, at the Clayton Plaza Hotel. The 97th celebration of women getting the vote will include a featured speaker, presentations, legislative updates, legacy Read More …
The articles below are taken from the MoSP (Missouri Single Payer) Winter 2017 Newsletter. Their newsletters are available in PDF format at http://mosp.us/newsletters.htm Reflections on the Women’s March in DC What surprised me most about the Women’s March on January 22 Read More …
Several weeks ago, I flew into Washington, DC, much as I had done for the first time back in March, 1963. Flying over government buildings and monuments, I felt the same emotions overcome me as they had when John F. Read More …
On Tuesday, April 18, 2017, the union hall of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local #1 was the site of a comprehensive training program designed to challenge the passage of the Right to Work legislation in Missouri. Both union Read More …
Despite poor weather predictions, several thousand in St. Louis joined others across the world, marching in support of science on Earth Day, April 22, 2017. The March began at Union Station, processed down Market Street and ended at Luther Ely Read More …