Daily Log | August 21 – 24: Fourth Letter Sent to the Mayor and City Council August 21 – 22: Online Petition Surpasses 10,000 Signatures The public petition initiated on Change.org regarding this matter has now exceeded 10,000 signatures. I did not start this petition, nor do I have any control over it, but
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Hello, and welcome back. In the previous episode, we discussed how openness, transparency, and accountability help strengthen democratic resilience. Today, we’ll look at another question—one that has become increasingly important in public discussions about foreign interference. How should we evaluate serious allegations? Imagine you come across a headline that says: “This individual is a foreign
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The New York Historical’s Student Historian internship focuses on the four core pillars of Frederick Douglass’s Our Composite Nation speech: absolute equality, composite nationality, religious liberty, and hope. In a post-Civil War America, commonly referred to as the Reconstruction Era, Douglass was a prolific abolitionist and orator. In his speech, he called for absolute equality regardless
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August 18-20|Seven Councillors and the Mayor Still Have Not Responded – But My Livelihood Is Intact Freedom of Information Requests Request Scope Expected Response FOI #2026-164 What materials Council had before the vote September 14 New FOI request Why the City linked me to the August 23 rally September 28 August 18 (Tuesday)
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August 15–17, 2026 | The Lawyers Said: “A City Council Is a Level of Government. Taking Legal Action Against It Is Extremely Difficult.” First, About My Health Over the past few days, the thing that made me stop and reflect was not the lawyers, and not the city government. It was one sentence. Someone saw
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Silence Is What Lets Things Fade Away—Participation Is the Answer August 17, 2026, 8:26 p.m. This Will Not Simply Fade Away Someone asked me: After all this effort, what will ultimately come of it? Can the motion be withdrawn? Can the October election really change anything? My answer is that neither outcome is the true
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August 13 – August 14, 2026: I will definitely persevere, no matter the cost, I must seek justice. Not just for myself. Between August 13th and 14th, there were no dramatic turns of events, but there were a few more things worth recording. At the Mayoral Debate, Someone Said Those Words The most important thing
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August 11 – August 12 | The City Council has been collectively silent for 15 days, today finally a city councillor admitted a mistake! August 11 (Tuesday) Four updates, all with timestamps. 9:46 AM | Reply from the BC Human Rights Tribunal (BCHRT) The Tribunal replied: As of now, they have not received
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By Anna Kaminski TOPEKA — An anonymous tip accusing a Chinese-American chemist and researcher of espionage spurred the University of Kansas into action, notifying the U.S. Department of Justice and building a case against its own employee, Feng “Franklin” Tao said in a lawsuit. Tao was a tenured chemical engineering professor at KU in 2019
By Brittany Mackins Kerry Lee, the co-artistic director of the Atlanta Chinese Dance Company, remembers when her fourth grade class studied the Civil War. Her teacher asked the class which side their ancestors had fought on, the Union or the Confederacy. While her classmates had answers, Lee realized neither applied to her. As the American-born daughter of