Friday Night
* What it’s like to be a woman on the Internet. Via MeFi.
* Suffer the little children: An unprecedented increase in the deportation of undocumented immigrants has left an estimated 5,100 children languishing in U.S. foster homes — a troubling figure that could triple in the coming years, according to a November report from a New York-based advocacy group. Another Obama triumph!
* Democracy in America just isn’t working very well lately.
Public attention has focused on the new state photo ID requirements. But many other new and not-so-new devices have been instituted across the nation. These include: cutbacks in the days available for pre-Election Day voting, making it harder to assist voters with registration, eliminating Election Day registration and requiring proof of citizenship to either register or vote.
* Hometown hero watch: A brief history of Harold and Kumar 3D.
* Yes, X-Men: Second Class is going to be a thing.
* Beware the black money grift.
* And if you’re hiding from E.T., please, remember to turn off the lights.
Written by gerrycanavan
November 4, 2011 at 6:34 pm
Posted in Look at what I found on the Internet
Tagged with aliens, America, Barack Obama, democracy, elections, film, Harold and Kumar, immigration, misogyny, politics, Randolph, Republicans, scams, SETI, the Internet, voter suppression, women, Won't somebody think of the children?, X-Men
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