History
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A Legacy of Leadership
Transgender activist, anarchist, and revolutionary Jerimarie Liesegang was a pioneer By Dawn Ennis The death of Jerimarie Liesegang in November 2020 was keenly felt across Connecticut’s LGBTQ community. The 70-year-old Willimantic resident was well-known for her intersectional work over 25 years, fighting for and winning changes to state laws chief...
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Is There Life On Mars?
To date, the greater scientific community believes that no proof has been found of past or present life on Mars. Cumulative evidence shows that during the ancient Noachian time period, the surface environment of Mars had liquid water and may have been habitable for microrganisms. However, a recently discovered underground...
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The SCOTUS decision this week. It’s bigly.
“We shall overcome because the arc of the moral universe is long but it bends towards justice” – Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The world has grown increasingly dark and chaotic over the last few years and most recently for people of color. During this time, the arc of the...
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Pride, Police and Stonewall: From New Haven to Now
50 years after the riots, some of us haven’t stopped fighting By Dawn Ennis Millions of people, from Connecticut to all over the world, will flock to New York City in June to march, dance, sing, and simply celebrate Pride, amid the traditional stream of rainbow banners and flags.This summer’s annual observance...
