If the Supreme Court thought that by eradicating the right to abortion, the states would figure things out and the justices would no longer be plagued by cases dealing with abortion, they miscalculated.
Opinion
Crime rates in Peoria and public safety
by Peoria Academy Journalism Club • • 0 Comments
OP-ED: Is Israel an apartheid state? Ask these Israelis
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The United Nations’ definition of Apartheid: any inhuman acts committed for the purpose of establishing and maintaining domination by one racial group over any other racial group and systematically oppressing them.
OP-ED: Peoria Township rejects referendum to gauge support for U.S. aid to Israel
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Why would a group so confident in its ideological righteousness reject an opportunity to promote a critical examination of the truth?
How, why and if: Empower Illinois and education
by Peoria Academy Journalism Club • • 0 Comments
Remember Aaron Bushnell and his sacrifice for justice, freedom
by Community Word Staff • • 1 Comment
Gill: Uncertainty is clouding our rights to reproduce
by Emily Gill • • 0 Comments
Social Media: The Good, the bad and the ugly
by Peoria Academy Journalism Club • • 0 Comments
Resolution for ceasefire is not city business
by Susan Katz • • 0 Comments
To us, this resolution made very little sense since it would have no bearing on the decisions made between Israel and Hamas, and is clearly not within the city of Peoria’s mission. Concerned citizens have ample opportunity to contact their elected officials in Washington, D.C.; these are the people who weigh in on this type of conflict.
Silence instead of ceasefire: The cost of neutrality
by Imam Mazhar Mahmood • • 0 Comments
It was notable that calling for a ceasefire at the meeting was not characterized as a “Muslim thing” or an “Arab thing.” Rather, it was a universal humanitarian concern.