Catallarchy’s Blog features a post on making May Day a day of remembrance for those who suffered under the totalitarianism of communism. Jonathan Wilde states: Contrary to the promises of ideology, nations whose governments pledged to create a workers’ paradise usually became places of rampant slave labor. The plight of the less fortunate became even […]
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Navigating government services is difficult enough when you’re not pressed for your next meal or a growing stack of bills. The story of this father’s love and devotion to his son, who is afflicted with Duchenne muscular dystrophy captures the struggles of so many of those who fall through the cracks. The story appeared in
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To all our friends celebrating Dyngus Day – may the joy of the day remain with you. A little factoid. The two principal places to celebrate Dyngus in the United States are Buffalo, NY and Sandusky, OH. Mokrego Å›migusa – dyngusa
PGF is in need of an Initiative Coordinator for its Initiative to Grow Global Elementary Education program. The Initiative to Grow Global Elementary Education (IGGEE – pronounced iggy) is designed to educate elementary age children in the areas of globalism and globalization. Through the simple and creative use of toys and visual aids, children will
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If you are in the Cleveland, TN area on April 8th, turn out for the Festival of Cultures. From the Chattanoogan: Festival Of Cultures To Enliven Downtown Cleveland Mouth-watering aromas, fabulous music and entertainment, kids’ activities like face painting, air toys, puppets and story telling….. sounds like it’s time for another Festival of Cultures. Saturday,
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