Women Organize Global Boycott of “Fifty Shades Darker”
‘Women from around the world are joining forces to boycott 50 Shades Darker, the sequel to the violent bondage thriller,
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Global Community Rejects Normalized Violence in “Fifty Shades Darker” Movie, and Franchise
#FiftyShadesisAbuse and #50DollarsNot50Shades campaigns calling for support of women’s agencies “The London Abused Women’s Centre, Canada; Collective Shout, Australia; Culture
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Texas Bathroom Bill needed to #ProtectWomen and #ProtectChildren in #SA
Texas #BathroomBill needed to #ProtectWomen and #ProtectChildren in #SA. This bill can overturn the unjust, new Non-Discrimination Ordinance (#NDO) that
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Rally in San Antonio is one of over 200 nationwide calling for the defunding of abortion giant Planned Parenthood!
On February 11, a rally will be held at the Planned Parenthood facility at 2140 Babcock in San Antonio, from
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Encourage SA Chamber of Commerce to Support Gov. Abbot’s “Bathroom Bill”
On last week’s edition of the “Texas Values Report with Jonathan Saenz,” Jonathan interviewed Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick about one
Read MoreNEWS RELEASE: City Manager Sculley Announces Executive Appointments, Departmental Changes
Our subscribers might remember Rod Sanchez as the DSD Director who assisted ppST improperly move into 2140 Babcock under the
Read MoreTragic anniversary of the passage of “Domestic Partner Benefits”
This weeks marks the anniversary of a tragic event in San Antonio and Bexar County. On February 4, 2014 the
Read MoreAlmost 300 at SA Rally for Life, but no Express News…
On Sunday, almost 300 pro-lifers gathered in Milam Park to rally for life. Depsite the numbers in attendance, there was
Read MoreThe 43rd San Antonio Rally for Life
Sunday, January 29, 2017 marked the 43rd annual San Antonio Rally for Life. The rally was held at Milam Park
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SAFA Success – CoSA stops distributing harmful contraceptives
On February 6, 2014 the SA City Council voted in the Adolescent Healthcare Services Ordinance. This ordinance used $900k+ of
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