Action update on making your homemade masks more effective. In the 1940’s, American women took to drawing lines up the back of their legs
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Message from Prescott Indivisible President, Rosemary Dixon Wow! What a turn of events! Imagine this; unless you were around in 1918, you have not experienced a massive spread of disease as we are now. How often has the entire world
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After
Trump
*repeatedly* told Americans that the #coronavirus death toll would be around 60,000 lives lost, this weekend he revised his estimate to be as high as 100,000 — and he is
Together we stand together to fight the Trump administration.
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Besear update, Covid-19 in rural counties, Call for criminal probe of Braidy, Unemployment estiment, & Free postage for absentee ballots in June primary.
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A Non cohesive Federal response has allowed many states, cities and municipalities to make up their own rules regarding COVID-19 Dateline: Stilwell, OK Even in States where there is a clear directive, some
MoreThe Heartland Mamas have a discussion with the UAW’s legislative liaison John Gedney. We talk to John about the impact of COVID-19 on Labor and the pathway forward to strengthen our workforce
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Along the Line, is a member of the Demcast network, brought to you by the Media Freedom Foundation. On today’s episode hosts Nicholas Baham III (Dr. Dreadlocks), Janice Domingo, and Nolan Higdon we analyze
MoreThe Heartland Mamas Discuss the Idiocy that surrounds us during the time of a world wide pandemic. 1, 042,118 people infected with COVID-19 55,481 people are dead in just 4 months. Yet People like
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The first of May is traditionally a celebration of spring and the coming of summer – but for those of us in COVID-19 hot spots, it’s just a continuation of monotonous days
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This week, in addition to our segment about Kentucky’s response to COVID-19, Jazmin and Robert discuss the new rules about the primary election which the Governor and Secretary of State have agreed
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