Non-Profit, Government

Bill Isabella worked very hard for 30 years. When he finally retired, he wanted to give back to the community. But no good deed goes unpunished in today’s cancel culture. Bill volunteered in the kitchen of the South Kingstown Senior Center (SKSC) in Rhode Island, serving hot meals to seniors who gathered to socialize and …

Rhode Island Volunteer is Fired from Senior Center for Scheduling a Movie Read More »

Dr. Andrew Fox, an ordained minister, founded the Austin Fire Department chaplaincy program eight years ago following service as a police chaplain in Washington State. His goal: to offer much needed emotional and spiritual support for those who rush into dangerous emergency situations, putting themselves in harm’s way while helping community members get to safety.  …

Austin Fire Department Fires Chaplain for Public Stance Against Males Unfairly Competing in Women’s Sports & Expressing Religious Views Read More »

An Air Force Reserve officer, Lt. Col. Brandi King filed a discrimination complaint against the military’s COVID-19 inoculation requirement, alleging she was fired from her job in the service chief’s diversity office for seeking a religious exemption to the vaccine mandate. King told the press that over a period of weeks, “her superiors badgered her …

Air Force Reserve Officer Claims She was Fired For Seeking Religious Exemption to COVID Vaccine Read More »

A disabled, Wisconsin dairy farmer with two prosthetic legs, Adam Faust is suing the Biden administration over a COVID-19 loan forgiveness program. Faust alleges it is racist because whites aren’t eligible. Faust’s  a white resident of Chilton, Wisc., filed a lawsuit stating: “Were plaintiffs eligible for the loan forgiveness benefit, they would have the opportunity …

Disabled Dairy Farmer Sues Biden Over COVID Loan Funds Excluding White Farmers Read More »

A Latina businesswoman in Oregon, Maria Garcia filed a lawsuit alleging the Oregon Legislature Emergency Board acted unconstitutionally when it declared that $62 million of a $200 million government fund to help small businesses hit by COVID-19 could only go to black-owned businesses or black families. Garcia, owner of a business called Revolución Coffee, had …

COVID-19 Business Relief Funds Withheld from Latina Businesswoman in Oregon Read More »

A black Jewish woman who served as inclusion officer at the world’s leading children’s book writer’s group, April Powers was forced out after she didn’t mention Islamophobia in an article she wrote about rising cases of criminal antisemitism. Powers had been Chief Equity and Inclusion Officer at the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators …

Jewish Woman Forced Out of Writers Group for Failing to Mention Islamophobia Read More »