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The following article‚ Opinion: Under Democrat Rule‚ America Has Become A Failed State; Thus This ‘Terrorist Government’ That Bludgeons Families‚ Butchers Our Children Must Be Permanently Abolished‚ was first published on Conservative Firing Line. (Natural News) Thomas Jefferson wrote about governments that “We hold these truths to be self-evident‚ that all men are created equal‚ that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights‚ that among these are Life‚ Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.–That to secure these rights‚ Governments are instituted among Men‚ deriving their just powers … Continue reading Opinion: Under Democrat Rule‚ America Has Become A Failed State; Thus This ‘Terrorist Government’ That Bludgeons Families‚ Butchers Our Children Must Be Permanently Abolished ...

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by Frank Bergman‚ Slay News: A secret report from the U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has been unearthed that shows a staggering half a million American children and young adults have been killed by Covid shots. The CDC report has revealed that almost 500‚000 Americans aged between 0 and 44 years old […]

After struggling with alcohol addiction for over 10 years — during which his 20-year banking career and 30-year marriage both collapsed — it was a presentation in a rehab center in 2019 that became the catalyst for Miles to turn his life around. The presentation was by Invisible Cities‚ an organization which‚ since its inception in 2016‚ has trained 118 formerly homeless people to become tour guides. It’s a creative way of giving them not only a new income stream‚ but also a new sense of purpose — and skillset‚ too.  “This helped fill a void after I finished rehab‚” says Miles‚ who has withheld his name for privacy reasons. “This was the opportunity that first helped me back on to a path of a ‘normal’ life again‚ and having a purpose.”  It took Miles six months to put together his tour of York. Courtesy of Invisible Cities “I probably wouldn’t be where I am today without the opportunity Invisible Cities gave me. I’ll always be grateful for that.”  Invisible Cities’ guides specialize in unique topics that reflect their own personal story — such as a city’s LGBTQI history‚ notable women‚ protest culture‚ ties to witchcraft or how crime and punishment has evolved — in the UK cities of Edinburgh‚ York‚ Cardiff‚ Glasgow and Manchester. Invisible Cities provides training for guides to create these “alternative walking tours‚” as well as in public speaking and customer service skills. The organization is then responsible for marketing the tours and taking bookings. Participants pay up to £15 (around $19 US)‚ which is split between the guide and Invisible Cities to support their efforts in recruiting more guides who have experienced homelessness.  An Invisible Cities guide regales visitors on a tour in Manchester. Courtesy of Invisible Cities Invisible Cities has also set up a grant program for guides to access funding to do other external courses or start their own business‚ and offers training in IT and presentation skills to help them gain further employment.  With the help of sponsors‚ Invisible Cities also offers free community tours for specific groups. In 2023‚ 569 people from the Ukrainian community and from underprivileged areas attended free tours. Miles’ tour of the English city of York‚ in which he has lived for the past 30 years‚ took him six months to put together. During that time‚ he transitioned out of the rehab center and into resettlement housing‚ where he stayed until he moved into his own apartment in 2021.  On his tours‚ Miles focuses on health and wealth in York‚ in parallel with his own experience in which his health was compromised due to addiction‚ and both having and losing wealth. He highlights buildings that have brought either health or wealth to the area‚ such as St. Leonard’s Hospital‚ which was one of the first hospitals in the UK‚ built in medieval times.

The national tragedy of more drug overdose deaths‚ suicides‚ and homicides won’t be solved “if we have to look at each other through the prism of race‚” activist Bob Woodson says. “There are people who are profiting from the grievance of our society‚ and we must challenge these racial profiteers‚” says Woodson‚ an author and founder of the Washington-based Woodson Center. Some “try to promote” the racial challenges in America‚ Woodson says‚ citing two examples. “Black Lives Matter … comes along and collects $100 million in white guilt money‚” he says. “Ibram X. Kendi at Boston University collects $48 million to do anti-racist research.”  In Woodson’s view‚ “race has been a distraction” to addressing the real problems confronting poor communities. If a fraction of the money given to “anti-racism” initiatives instead was put into organizations such as The Piney Woods School‚ which serves children from challenging backgrounds and neighborhoods‚ Woodson contends that more lives could be changed in tangible ways.  Since the 1980s‚ Woodson‚ who is black‚ has worked to address issues plaguing poor communities across the country. As a young man‚ he was part of the civil rights movement. But‚ finding himself in disagreement with some aspects of the movement‚ Woodson says he “began to work on behalf of low-income people of all races.”  Now‚ at 86‚ Woodson says‚ The Woodson Center gives a voice “to the voiceless grassroots leaders who are laboring in these communities confronting drugs and violence and out-of-wedlock births.”   “I’ve sought an alternative to the traditional approach to these problems‚ which is to pour more government money into it‚ $22 trillion in the last 50 years on programs to aid the poor‚” Woodson says. However‚ he adds‚ “70% of every dollar didn’t go to the poor‚ but those who serve the poor‚ who ask which problems are fundable‚ not which ones are solvable.” Woodson joins “The Daily Signal Podcast” to expose the harmful effects of a focus on race on black communities and to explain how the strategy of The Woodson Center transforms lives and entire neighborhoods.  Listen to the podcast below:  Have an opinion about this article? To sound off‚ please email letters@DailySignal.com‚ and we’ll consider publishing your edited remarks in our regular “We Hear You” feature. Remember to include the URL or headline of the article plus your name and town and/or state.  The post Challenging ‘Racial Profiteers’ appeared first on The Daily Signal.