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Monday, October 14, 202410/14/2024

Aspirations & Dreams

In Talk The Talk

10/14/24: UMass Prof Amilcar Shabazz: Indigenous People’s Day and the Catholic Church’s position on reparations. Nate Clifford, co-owner, Cornucopia, & Jamie Morey: YES on ballot question 4. Megan Zinn with author Marisa Labozzetta: “Men Who Walk in Dreams.”

Friday, October 11, 202410/11/2024

The Hustler Files Ep 81

In The Hustler Files

MAN UP ISN’T JUST A PHRASE, IT’S A CRUSADE

We all know the pink ribbon that signifies support for Breast Cancer.  But did you know there’s another color ribbon that’s just as significant?  It’s the purple ribbon of Domestic Violence. In 2012, in Nampa, Idaho, Sheriff Kieran Donahue of Canyon County approached his wife, Jeanie, and suggested they launch an organization to raise funds for those affected by domestic violence.  In his line of work, Sheriff Donahue had encountered both women and men in the throes of intimate partnership violence and he wanted to be a changemaker.  Having grown up as a fourth-generation cattleman, Sheriff Donahue was raised with the cowboy codes that included the saying, ‘man up’, meaning, be man enough to deal with a difficult situation.  Thus the Man Up Crusade was born. EVERY day in the U.S., 1 in 4 women and 1 in 7 men are the victims of severe physical violence by an intimate partner.  Man Up Crusade partners with local community events such as rodeos, and fairs to promote safe and healthy relationships through education, advocacy, and funding.  Currently, Man Up Crusade has a presence in 18 States and is also supported by the Western States Sheriffs’ Association.

Max Page

Friday, October 11, 202410/11/2024

BREAKING NEWS

In Talk The Talk

10/11/24: Shoestring Editor Brian Zayatz: NPD has just dismantled “Moose Camp.” MTA’s Max Page, Mass Voter Table’s Shanique Rodriguez, & Mass Vote’s Marisol Santiago: ballot Q 2 (MCAS). Donnabelle Casis w/ Matthew Cummings, Dir, Ehmptn OOO Gallery. Clare Higgins: the MA Ballot Qs. Extreme weather w/ Dr. John J. Berger.

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