“I’ve just signed your death warrant,” Judge Rosemarie Aquilina said to Larry Nassar, the now ex-Team USA doctor who plead guilty to sexually abusing his patients.
Those powerful words are being...
During the summer, gay rights and marriage equality has been talked about in the news and political arenas.
Even some companies, such as Chick-Fil-A and Oreo’s rainbow cookie, have come out against it or in support of it. It has caused a lot of controversy on both sides, from people refusing to eat at Chick-Fil-A and others boycotting Oreo because of their support.
It is not a surprise to us that Chick-Fil-A came out against gay equality. They are a Christian-founded company and have kept it that way for more than 66 years; however, their support and donations of millions of dollars to anti-gay, hate groups and organizations claiming they can cure homosexuality is what sent a lot of people over the edge about it.
At a yard sale a few years ago, I found an interesting little piece of history.
It was a small history book written and published a few years before World War II.
Since it was only 10 cents, I decided to buy it.
