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Protesting while white CREDIT: AP photo/ Don Ryan/James MacPherson On Thursday, white armed occupier

Protesting while white CREDIT: AP photo/ Don Ryan/James MacPherson On Thursday, white armed occupiers were [acquitted] in Oregon, while peaceful Native American protesters [were tear-gassed] in North Dakota. Not all good news for the Bundys though: support for public land seizure [is a dying movement]. CREDIT: AP Photo/Michael Dwyer Allegations just emerged that Clarence Thomas [groped a woman], who is not Anita Hill, in 1999. Here’s your reminder that Thomas [also cast the key vote] gutting the ban on workplace sexual harassment. Reading List The gun store that won’t sell to [Muslims or Clinton supporters]. Potentially [the most racist mascot] in all of contemporary sports. Obama promised to move away from workplace raids on immigrants. [Guess that was a lie]. Soundbite [“Look at the Brock Turner case and look at Trump now, it’s so relevant now, that I felt like I had to make it.”]  — Alicia Harris, who is using film to help us see rapists differently [Facebook] [Twitter] [Medium] ThinkProgress | CAP Action Fund 1333 H ST NW | Washington, DC 20005 Contributions to Center for American Progress Action Fund are not tax deductible [Donate |][Manage Email Options |][Privacy Policy |][Unsubscribe] This email was sent to {EMAIL}.

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