IRS Affirms that Transition-Related Care is Tax Deductible
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Two transgender children struggle to be themselves
Stories such as this both give me hope for our future and break my heart for the pain these children have to endure.
Continue reading →Noted Elsewhere: To Keep Silent
Energy Manipulation 101: To Keep Silent. Useful perspective.
Continue reading →Anglo-Celtic Connections: Vote now for your favourite rock star genealogists
Anglo-Celtic Connections: Vote now for your favourite rock star genealogists Signal boosting for the genealogy readers.
Continue reading →Man Who Catalogued Cemetery Given Highest Geneology Award – Middletown, CT Patch
Man Who Catalogued Cemetery Given Highest Geneology Award – Middletown, CT Patch As a genealogist, records such as these are invaluable in documenting any number of facts about the people you are researching. I know that over the years I have been researching my family, records such as these have … Continue reading →
Witchcraft and Disability – Witch School International
Witchcraft and Disability – Witch School International Linking to boost this along.
Continue reading →Say what?
Noted Elsewhere as a response to someone’s rebuttal argument about something that I’m quite certain was positively earth-shattering in its importance, was this gem: “Wait, what’s that? None of these claims can be supported by actual facts and evidence, or even make sense? WELL FUQ YOU, THIS IS MY OPINION, … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →More on the Kellogg's boycott from the OCA
Boycott Kellogg’s Take Action! Organic Consumers Association and allies sent a letter to Kellogg’s on June 12, requesting that Kellogg’s not use sugar from genetically engineered sugar beets in its products or face a consumer boycott. Read OCA’s Letter to Kellogg’s here. Kellogg’s has responded, claiming that US consumers do … Continue reading →