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Scholar, activist Cornel West says he will run for president in 2024 as 3rd-party candidate
Read full article: Scholar, activist Cornel West says he will run for president in 2024 as 3rd-party candidateActivist and scholar Cornel West says he is running for president in 2024 as a third-party candidate.
American idle: New Hampshire House holds drive-in session
Read full article: American idle: New Hampshire House holds drive-in sessionIn the afternoon, as word spread that supporters of President Donald Trump had breached security perimeters and entered the U.S. Capitol, the New Hampshire House passed a hastily drafted resolution condemning the violence. But after House Speaker Dick Hinch, R-Merrimack, died of COVID-19 a week after being sworn in during the Dec. 2 outdoor gathering, Republican House leaders scheduled a drive-in movie style session to elect his replacement and adopt rules for the next two years. The 24-member Senate also convened Wednesday, but in a fully remote session that wrapped up before the House even got going. House Democrats had pushed for the same, but Packard, R-Londonderry, said that wasn’t possible because the House hadn’t adopted rules to allow remote sessions. Several GOP House members tested positive for the virus after attending an indoor caucus meeting Nov. 20 where many attendees weren’t wearing masks.
White male teacher accused of posing as immigrant woman to make racist, sexist comments on Twitter
Read full article: White male teacher accused of posing as immigrant woman to make racist, sexist comments on TwitterNEW HAMPSHIRE – A white male University of New Hampshire chemistry professor is accused of posing as an immigrant woman of color on Twitter to make racist and sexist comments and attack users who supported racial justice and other progressive causes. The university has not named the professor whom it said was being investigated related to allegations on social media. The account accused Harris of trying to prevent debate because she was white. For that reason, many familiar with the case argue the university has to take a tough line against the professor. “I wish to give him an opportunity to repair the damage and move forward, difficult as that may be,” he added.