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Obama says cancel culture has gone 'overboard': Stop expecting everybody 'to be perfect' 
Obama said his two daughters, 19-year-old Sasha and 22-year-old Malia "have a pretty good sense of, ‘look, we don’t want, we don’t expect everybody to be perfect.’"
The former president raised eyebrows in 2019 when he first spoke out against what he called "woke" virtue signaling, where he told an audience in Chicago that activists "should get over" their obsession with the flawed ideology.
Obama says cancel culture has gone 'overboard': Stop expecting everybody 'to be perfect'
TikTok creator rejects critical race theory, reparations in viral video: 'Sets us all backward'
'Where is your regard for freedom of speech?'
Biden FALLS ON HIS FACE after his FOOLISH 'racist theory'...Pelosi sends him back to school
The question of whether it is unconstitutional to require men but not women to register could be viewed as one with little practical impact.
The last time there was a draft was during the Vietnam War, and the military has been all-volunteer since.
Teacher on leave after approving Black Lives Matter yearbook cover
Teacher on leave after approving Black Lives Matter yearbook cover
New bill would ban BLM, other ‘political flags’ from flying at US embassies
BLM leader says he quit after learning ‘ugly truth’ about group’s priorities
Celebrated LGBT theater director 'is fired
As crime spirals, NY politicos push even more anti-anti-crime nonsense 
The results are predictable. Gang shootouts are common. Hateful losers feel free to brutalize elderly Asian Americans. And anti-Semitic mobs openly attack terrified Jews in broad daylight.
You would think that such anarchic circumstances would prompt officials and candidates for citywide office to call for restoring law and order. But, of course, they aren’t. In fact, they’re doing the opposite, by demanding that the city double down on its disastrous experiment with criminal-justice “reform.”
As crime spirals, NY politicos push even more anti-anti-crime nonsense
A spate of shootings underscores Albany’s sad decline into mayhem
Cities Reverse Defunding the Police Amid Rising Crime
Democrats Ignore the Crime Spike at Their Own Peril
We're Seeing A Spike In Workplace Shootings. Here's Why
As crime surges across the US, liberal cities are seeing the 'consequences' of Defund the Police
Video shows attack on Southwest flight attendant on San Diego-bound plane
Samoa in crisis as elected leader locked out of Parliament 
The nation's head of state, Tuimalealiifano Va'aletoa Sualauvi II, wrote in a proclamation last week that he was suspending Parliament “for reasons that I will make known in due course." On Sunday, the Parliament's speaker backed him.
Fiame's election win was seen as a milestone not only for Samoa, which is conservative and Christian, but also for the South Pacific, which has had few female leaders.
An advocate for women’s equality, Fiame, who was born in 1957, broke new ground during her campaign by going on the road and robustly criticizing the incumbent.
Lynette Lee Eng, a nonpartisan city councilwoman in Los Altos, was in the middle of an official Zoom meeting on Nov. 24 when she received a text message from a 22-year-old local activist named Kenan Moos complaining about the way she'd voted. She said something about it, and then things went woke.
She said the case illustrates how cancel culture and organized shaming and intimidation can interfere with officials’ routine duties as well as keep them fearful of speaking their minds honestly and getting meaningful work done. Moos and his supporters have repeatedly returned to subsequent city council meetings to re-air their grievances.
Lee Eng, who speaks slowly and deliberately, said that she has survived a stroke and already goes to great lengths to articulate her thoughts. The drama just makes her job harder, she said.
Asian American Silicon Valley councilwoman
'White supremacy' to blame for Black-on-Asian hate crimes
Americans largely support Israel -- but sympathy for Palestinians is on the rise
‘GRINCH Act’ introduced to protect children's books from cancel culture: ‘No one is safe’
The Pennsylvania lawmaker is introducing the Guarding Readers’ Independence and Choice (GRINCH) Act to safeguard children’s literature from being "canceled." The GRINCH Act will cut off government funding for agencies that censor books.
"The reaction has been so positive...the cancel culture is rapidly attacking our American institutions, our libraries, our school," Joyce told "America’s Newsroom," Friday. "I'm alarmed at the left's attempt to cancel historic books characters."
‘GRINCH Act’ introduced to protect children's books
Why Cancel Culture By Anyone Is Harmful and Wrong
#RIPJeremyRenner Trends As The Internet Tries To Cancel The MCU Star 
#RIPJeremyRenner Trends As The Internet Tries To Cancel The MCU Star
Law used to prosecute Capitol riot, Black Lives Matter violence under fire as racist 
Southern senators hastily passed the measure as a way to counter civil rights laws by getting tough on African Americans accused of attacking law enforcement.
Now, attorneys are pointing to that history to question its current application. A series of motions attacking the law have been filed in recent weeks in at least five different criminal cases, which have garnered the attention of top officials at the Justice Department in Washington.
The motions note that the ‘68 law was championed by Sen. Russell Long (D-La.) and that he formally titled it “the Civil Obedience Act,” in a snarky swipe at civil disobedience advocates like King.
The powerful and avowedly segregationist senator said missives like King’s famous letter from a Birmingham jail caused “the ultimate in lawlessness, wanton killing, and senseless, destructive rioting.”
“Because Senator Long believed that criticism of white supremacy and demands for racial justice were bound to cause riots, he proposed the Civil Obedience Act as a tool to suppress such expression,” the newly filed motions argue. “The legislative history … shows that it was enacted to suppress messages in support of civil rights and racial justice for Black Americans.”
Law used to prosecute Capitol riot, Black Lives Matter violence under fire as racist
According to Page Six, back in 2018, whistleblowers within the Hillsong organization sent a letter to church leaders citing “verified, widely circulated stories of inappropriate sexual behavior amongst staff/interns,” allegedly labeling Hillsong “...dangerous and a breeding ground for unchecked abuse.”
Apparently, one high-ranking church leader was instructed to leave after the letter exposed he had “multiple inappropriate sexual relationships with several female leaders and volunteers and was verbally, emotionally, and according to one woman, physically abusive in his relationships with these women.” Another high-ranking male church leader was accused of “not respecting physical and sexual boundaries within dating relationships with female church volunteers.”
In one post, sharing a petition from anti-LGBT+ lobbying group CitizenGo, Higgs accused schools of “BRAINWASHING OUR CHILDREN” [sic] through inclusive relationships education, claiming: “[This] means, for example, that children will be taught that all relationships are equally valid and ‘normal’, so that same-sex marriage is exactly the same as traditional marriage, and that gender is a matter of choice, not biology, so that it’s up to them what sex they are.”
Higgs described inclusive education as a “vicious form of totalitarianism”, adding: “Please sign this petition, they have already started to brainwash our innocent wonderfully created children and it’s happening in our local primary school now.”
But this week, Higgs announced that she would be taking legal action against Farmor’s School, claiming that she was subjected to discrimination and harassment on the grounds of her religious beliefs.
Florida city repeals 13-year ban on saggy pants
The Opa-locka City Commission voted Wednesday on a 4-1 vote to repeal both the original 2007 legislation and a 2013 ordinance that said women, not just men, could receive civil citations for wearing pants that exposed their undergarments.
Florida city repeals 13-year ban on saggy pants
Oliver Stone Criticizes Hollywood for Turning Into an 'Alice in Wonderland' Tea Party 
Talking to the New York Times Magazine for a recently published interview with David Marchese, the controversial Stone called modern moviemaking "ridiculous."
"It's just so expensive — the marketing," Stone began. "Everything has become too fragile, too sensitive. Hollywood now — you can't make a film without a COVID adviser. You can't make a film without a sensitivity counselor. It's ridiculous." The Oscar-winning filmmaker granted the interview to discuss his upcoming memoir, Chasing the Light.
"The Academy changes its mind every five, 10, two months about what it's trying to keep up with," Stone told the magazine. "It's politically correct [expletive], and it's not a world I'm anxious to run out into. I've never seen it quite mad like this. It's like an Alice in Wonderland tea party."
Burger King workers stage strike after trans co-worker dies while working with COVID-19 symptoms
One manager at the branch at 1919 Pico Boulevard allegedly blamed the death of Gómez, 42, of Oaxaca, Mexico, on hormone injections, KTLA5 reported.
Managers made Gómez carry on working for a week even while she spluttered, took frequent bathroom breaks and was visibly ill, the complaint said, before leaving her June 26 shift early.
Workers demanding union rights plan to walk off the job in nationwide Strike for Black Lives
Coronavirus brings tension and prejudice to Italy's beaches
Employees become enforcers of mask requirements as tensions grow
