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Corporations Are Now Superior “People.” A Forecast for Other Forms of Discrimination.
By Danielle Doza
The Hobby Lobby Decision Explained. A Win For Corporations. A Loss for Employees.
By Danielle Doza
1 step forward, 2 back on early voting
This ACLU of Ohio Op/Ed originally appeared in The Cincinnati Enquirer on 6/25/2014
Government Accountability: Brought to You by You.
Have you ever wanted to know more information about how the government is operating? Do you wonder what your local city council, municipal court, or the state General Assembly is up to? If you think an open government is important, then you should request a public record. Transparency is the key to holding government accountable. Public records belong to you, the people. The government merely preserves the records for you. A great way for you to be involved in the democratic process is to request a public record from your local government. Public records can reveal discrimination, corruption, fiscal decisions not widely reported, and which elected officials are supporting particular measures, among much more information.
By Danielle Doza
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