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Judge Rejects California Racial and LGBT Quotas

April 6, 2022
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Commentary The State of California mandates how many minorities, women, and LGBT people must be on a public company board if headquartered in the state. It has no mandate related to the qualifications of such persons, only that they “identify” as the proper sex, race, ethnicity, or sexual orientation favored by the state. However, a…

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Quotas Are Unconstitutional, Whether They Harm White People or Minority Groups

April 6, 2022
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Commentary At work, white people are being told to check their privilege at the door. But a court ruling on Friday indicates there’s still hope for fair treatment in the corporate world, even if you’re not a racial minority. On April 1, a California court struck down a state law mandating that corporate boards seats…

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Independent Journalist Tells Supreme Court Some Research Labs Have Racial Quotas for Aborted Baby Body Parts

August 5, 2021
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Supreme Court justices were told Wednesday in an amicus curiae brief that some medical research laboratories use racial quotas in buying body parts from unborn babies killed via live dismemberment in abortions. “Even though four-month-old infants in the womb move, kick, suck their thumbs, hiccup, and demonstrate a readily discernable heartbeat and brainwaves, and even…

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Government, Not Palm Oil, Is the Problem With Canadian Butter

March 1, 2021
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Commentary Remember “I can’t believe it’s not butter”? Well, here in Canada we can’t believe it is butter while staring at a waxy yellow product that doesn’t soften at room temperature. Thanks to the government. Various news stories blamed dairy farmers for feeding cows palm oil. Which you might agree they should not do because…

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Johnson Reveals £23 Million Compensation Package as Post Brexit Red Tape Stifles UK Exports

January 19, 2021
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has revealed that a £23 million ($31.24 million) fund has been created to compensate businesses whose exports have been delayed by excessive red tape following Britain’s exit from the European Union. The government said this extra cash was on top of a £100 million ($136 million) investment in the industry…

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