The last message about divestiture was meant to be a personal reply to
Wizard. I accidently hit "Reply All" instead of "Reply."
Rosalind Nelson
Bancroft
Wizard, I certainly want to believe that Niland is honorable. He certainly
has stood up for first ammendment rights. I would agree with this measure
if not for the context of other city government behavior.
I know that you are a neighbor of my friend Steven Posch and that he
speaks highly of y
Thank you for your support of the actions that we took in the past week.
It is a reflection of our community and this city that discrimination is
not something that helps foster anything but more discrimination.
When I look at the Middle East and the violence, I see a hotbed of
intolerance and
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Yeah, I never understood that. Stonewall DFL didn't initially endorse
Catherine, yet they endorsed Al Galmon. Maybe they didn't know he had some
troubling positions at the time. Aw, well, the Gallmon endorsement came
back to bite them. The City Pages ran that really very nice story about
the e
Is Catherine Shreves going to run again? I know there are those on the school
board who need to be replaced. For example, Sandra Miller has been
disappointing.
Wizard Marks, Central
R.T.Rybak wrote:
> I agree with Eva that the Minneapolis School Board deserves credit for
> taking a stand again
I agree with Eva that the Minneapolis School Board deserves credit for
taking a stand against discrimination by the Boy Scouts.
I hope people also note that a key player in the school board's actions was
Catherine Shreves. You may remember that when she was running for the seat
the Stonewall Ca
Excellent series of articles on the library referendum in Sunday's Strib.
Agree? Rebut? Weigh in.
http://www.startribune.com/viewers/qview/cgi/qview.cgi?template=metro_a_cach
e&slug=lib15
http://www2.startribune.com/stOnLine/cgi-bin/article?thisStory=82735656
David Brauer
List manager, Minneapol
Well, for starters we have Tony Scallon, Martin Sabo, Peter McLaughlin, Ted
Mondale and Jesse Ventura, Caren DeWar just to name the first few at the
top of a very long list. You actually wouldn't have to ask these questions
if you had been attending the LRT planning meetings which have been going
This fellow Kirk Zimpfer writes me occasionally. He is unhappy with all
these "homos" getting into public life, etc., etc. How did I get to know
Kirk? Well from the Bush2000 list--which is a list that has quite a
diversity of opinion. I was out of town last week, so had not heard the
story tha
Even though the effect of the resolution may be nil, it's also good to leave a
record in public documents that some folks actually do object to human rights
violations. I'm willing to give Niland the benefit of the doubt on this and
say that in his heart he objects to that kind of treatment of pe
People generally try to come up with explanations for things that don't
make sense. I think it's just the way the human mind works. And recently,
city government actions that don't make sense seem to be focussed on the
neighborhoods of proposed light rail stops. (Hard Times, Hi-Lake, now Many
Ri
> So the actual effect of this resolution is nil.
Isn't that why it passed? They have to throw a bone at us left-wing types
once in a while, don't they? That way maybe we won't worry so much about
our First Ammendment rights or notice that they are giving the city away to
the likes of McCaffer
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