Originally published by Ladybud Magazine Polygamy is a common thread in the history of many major world religions. It was born not necessarily as a misogynist practice, but one in which encouraged rapid population growth. By one man marrying many women, many children could be born to grow an empire, create more laborers and assert…
Originally published by Ladybud Magazine Eri Hayward (pronounced “Eddy”) is transgendered. She lives in the conservative Utah Valley where she is a regular guest speaker at both Brigham Young University (BYU) and Utah Valley University (UVU) about being a transgendered Mormon woman, how to reconcile religion and personal beliefs and experiences. On July 10th, she…
Originally published at Ladybud Magazine Thank you Anonymous, whoever you are. Gone are the days where the public can be convinced to be afraid of you, because the public is you, you have compassion, a clear moral code and the ability to leave corrupt governments scrambling in your wake. You bring justice to those that…
Full article available in the October issue of West Coast Cannabis. Completion of the story posted October 15th. Lake County is either one of the most forgotten or most disregarded spots in California. Two and a half hours northeast of the San Francisco Bay, this early 20th-century resort-land has been reduced to meth labs, Wal-Marts,…
Immortal Technique at The New Parish, Oakland, April 3, 2011 In early January 2010, longtime Oakland jazz music scene establishment “Sweet Jimmy’s,” was reincarnated as The New Parish, and in the last year has not only solidified its place in the East Bay music scene but become a beacon in Bay Area nightlife, easily rivaling…
Students Clash with Christian Activists by Angela Bacca, staff writer APRIL 16, 2007 6:54 PM About 100 passing students gathered in the Cesar Chavez Student Center’s quad Monday afternoon to protest a small, independent, unnamed, Christian group which was there to spread what the members called “the word of God”; which included angry, taunting speeches against…
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