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The highest patriotism is not a blind acceptance of official policy, but a love of one's country deep enough to call her to a higher plain. George McGovern
About Me
- msliberty
- Student, feminist, activist.
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Blogs I Love
- A Poetic Justice
- Allegory of the Cave
- Beltway B@stard
- Bluegrrrrl
- Carbon Paper
- Constantly Amazed, Yet Never Surprised
- Freethinking Nonsense
- Get Your Own
- It's My Right To Be Left Of Center
- Moxiegrrrl
- My Sick Mind
- My Thinking Spot
- Online With Zoe
- Open Letters to George W. Bush
- Politics Plus
- Professor Zero
- Quaker Agitator
- Rancho La Luna
- Reconstitution
- RW Researcher
- Shakespeare's Sister
- The Divided States of Bu$hmeriKa
- The Future Was Yesterday
- This Old Broad (The Former Hill)
- Unapologetic Mexican
- Undeniable Liberalism
Well-behaved Women Rarely Make History
People Doing Good Work
- ACORN
- Center for Law and Social Policy
- Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
- Central Valley Air Quality Coalition
- Cesar Chavez Foundation
- Children's Defense Fund
- Clergy and Laity United for Economic Justice
- Families United Against Hate
- Human Rights Campaign
- Northwest Treeplanters and Farmworkers United
- PROMO
- Southern Poverty Law Center
- Street Roots
- Trust for Indigenous Cultures and Health
- War Resisters League
Where I Get My News
Blog Archive
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October
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- In Honor of the Holiday
- You Are Not Alone
- For Daniel
- 98
- My Happy Post
- Liars.
- In Translation
- I'm Sure
- Of All The Nerve
- I Heart David Sedaris
- Happy Dad Birthday
- Blasphemy
- For Professor Zero
- Dr. M. L. King, Jr., Republican?
- A Primer
- A New Democratic Low
- It's Official
- Today in History
- Sunday's Public Service Announcement
- Rocky Mountain High
- RESUME OF GEORGE W. BUSH
- Five Things Feminism Has Taught Me:
- A Columbus Day Poem
- I LOVE this ad!
- This is My Country Too
- My Definition of a Crisis
- War Pear
- Happy Monday
- The Holidays Are Coming
- Homophobes and Other Confusions, Part II
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7 comments:
back atcha! our links are very similar, no? nice to *meet* you!!!!! i've bookmarked you, and a link will ensue.
Jeez,.... am I in the right place?...
Half of writing history, is covering up the truth.
Half of exposing the truth, involves the re-writing of history.
We all have a very long road to un-pave.
Columbus Day is the biggest phony holiday we have -- and there are lots of them.
What's the point of it, really?
Yes! That is it!
Ouch...
ahh- well said
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