A Couple Of Pieces From “Them”

A Man Got His Jaw Broken Defending a Trans Woman. The Community Paid for His Surgery

Jarod Adkison had been left with a concussion by three men.

By Abby Monteil

After the story of a cisgender man who was severely beaten over the summer while defending a trans woman went viral, strangers have helped him cover his reconstruction surgery.

33-year-old Jarod Adkison told Austin American-Statesman that he began chatting with three women while visiting Barton Springs Pool near Austin, Texas on July 26. While they were sitting by the pool, Adkison noticed three men who appeared drunk coming up and making fun of one of the women, who is trans.

“It all stemmed from the men seeing the trans lady and making a lewd gesture,” he said. (snip-MORE-click on the title to finish)

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Our First Lady Cole Escola to Play Gender Nonconforming Role in Netflix’s One Piece

The performer will play the role of Bon Clay.

By James Factora

Cole Escola has been cast in the third season of Netflix’s live-action adaptation of One Piece as a fan favorite character.

The news of the actor’s casting was announced on Monday. They will be playing Bon Clay, who is described as “a master of performance and precision who is as dangerous as they are dazzling, a theatrical assassin who turns combat into art.” The character in the original manga is described as an okama, a Japanese umbrella term that can refer to gender nonconforming men, trans women, and crossdressers. So basically, Escola is perfect for the role. (snip-MORE-click through on the title)

GOP Knives OUT For Nancy Mace

The Majority Report clips on Zohran Mamdani and stuff related to his win.

Zohran’s Blueprint For Beating The Establishment

 

Is THIS The End Of Cuomo?

Morning Joe FED UP With Greenblatt’s BS

Trump In Full Meltdown After GOP’s Election Disaster

 

 

Hasan Confronts Media Weirdo Following Him Around Zohran’s Party

 

U.S. Labor Organizes, & Acts, On This Date In Peace & Justice History

November 8, 1892
Thirty thousand black and white, factory and dock workers staged a general strike in New Orleans, demanding union recognition, closed shops (where all co-workers join the union), and hour and wage gains. They were joined by non-industrial laborers, such as musicians, clothing workers, clerks, utility workers, streetcar drivers, and printers.
November 8, 1935
United Mine Workers president John L. Lewis and other labor leaders formed the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO). They had split with the existing labor union umbrella organization, the American Federation of Labor (AFL), which was not interested in organizing unskilled workers, such as those in the steel, rubber, textile and auto industries.

John L. Lewis
CIO history 

https://www.peacebuttons.info/E-News/peacehistorynovember.htm#november8

“Whiskyjack”

Trump Slump Gets Worse

Also I have a doctor’s appointment this morning, the second time this week.  Hugs

 

ICE Agents Invade School To Arrest Teacher In Front Of Kids

What I find deplorable is the fear they caused to the young children all to “capture” a woman who is working and has paperwork allowing her to be here.  But the ICE thugs seem to get bounties for each person they snatch.  She was a teacher there.  How is this the going after the worst of the worst and removing dangerous criminals from the streets?   Plus notice that the FBI is now warming of masked criminals pretending to be agents or officers to do crimes.  As Emma says that was totally being predicted as kidnappings and trafficking’s of young people and children would start happening.   Hugs

The Great March To Transvaal, Apartheid Condemned by U.N., Draft Cards Ignited, & Iran-Contra Denied On This Date In Peace & Justice History

November 6, 1913
Mohandas K. Gandhi led 2500 ethnic Indian miners, women and others from South Africa’s Natal province across its border with Transvaal in the Great March. This was a violation of the pass laws restricting the movement of all non-whites in the country.
Originally granted the rights of British subjects, Indians’ rights were steadily eroded beginning in the 1890s with the denial of the right to own property.
Shortly before the March, a court in Capetown had invalidated all Muslim and Hindu marriages. Gandhi and many others were arrested and jailed after refusing to pay a fine.

 
The Great March to Transvaal    

Mohandas Gandhi, 1915
Read about the early resistance in South Africa 
November 6, 1962
The 17th session of the U.N. General Assembly passed Resolution 1761 condemning apartheid in South Africa and called on all member states to terminate diplomatic, economic and military relations with the country. The policies of the country embodied in apartheid, the strict racially separatist regime, were declared a threat to international peace and security.

Apartheid was the racially separatist regime under which black and, to a somewhat lesser extent, so-called colored South Africans, were without political, civil or economic rights. All political power and wealth were held by the white population, approximately 15% of the country. “Apartheid” is the Afrikaans word for “apartness.” (Afrikaans is the language of the Boers, or [white] Afrikaners.)
U.N pressure over the years on South Africa 
November 6, 1965
2,500 people gathered in New York City’s Union Square to witness the burning of draft cards, a violation of recently passed federal law, as an expression of resistance to the Vietnam War.
Dorothy Day, founder of the Catholic Worker movement, and pacifist leader A.J. Muste spoke, identifying with the “crime” about to be committed.


Gordon Christianson, chairman of the Committee for Nonviolent Action and a World War II combat veteran, used his lighter to burn the cards.
A counter-demonstrator shot a fire extinguisher at those ready to burn their cards, but they still ignited. And the counter-demonstrators shouted, “Burn yourselves, not your draft cards!”
At trial, those who were arrested conceded the prosecution’s case, submitting footage of the action shot by a supporter. They made a defense under the First Amendment to the Constitution, arguing that the burning of draft cards in such a context was an act of symbolic speech. The trial judge found them guilty and sentenced them to six months in federal prison.
November 6, 1986
Although an American plane with supplies for the Nicaraguan contra insurgents had been shot down the previous month, and a Lebanese newspaper reported that the U.S. government had arranged for the sale of weapons to Iran, President Ronald Ronald Reagan denied involvement (“. . . a story that came out of the Middle East, and that to us has no foundation . . . .”) in what came to be known as the Iran-Contra scandal. Both the ongoing aid to the contras and the weapons sales to Iran were violations of U.S. law.

https://www.peacebuttons.info/E-News/peacehistorynovember.htm#november6

Politcal cartoons / memes / and news I want to share. 11-5-2025

 

 

 

 

While I was at camp Ten Oaks Project, last week, I had the pleasure to facilitate a storyboard making workshop with campers from the Leadership program! I promised I’d make a strip out of the storyboard we created together, so here it is!

 

 

 

#Evangelical from What Are You Really Afraid Of?

 

 

We live in stressful times

 

 

Turkeys Hope Thanksgiving Is Canceled

 

A Tale of Two Americas

Image from What Are You Really Afraid Of?

 

 

 

 

 

John Deering for 10/23/2025

#mikejohnson from AZspot

 

 

Speaker Johnson Has No Plans To Reopen The House

 

 

Congress Still Gets Paid

 

 

A Tale of Two Americas

 

ZOHRAN MAMDANI

 

 

#white people twitter from White People Twitter

 

 

 

 

GOP healthcare plan 2025

 

 

 

60 Minutes is no longer hard-hitting news

 

 

 

 

 

These Little Piggies Make A Fist

 

Hurt Trump Feelings In 1962 Retribution

 

 

Little man, big aggression

 

Image from What Are You Really Afraid Of?

 

Is Trump a Peacemonger or Warmonger?

 

 

 

STONE AGE DIPLOMACY

NUCLEAR CIRCUS

Trump and Putin showing nuclear weapen

Putin ruins the Russian budget.

 

 

pirate Trump

John Deering for 11/4/2025

 

 

 

Former Prince Andrew future

TRUMP WITH LEAF BLOWER

The Xmas Ghost of Epstein appears

 

 

The research is progressing

 

ElFasher Sudan Civilwar Buffalo Africa Refugee Rib

 

I Have No Words

Conservative activist Laura Loomer, a Trump ally, says she has a new Pentagon press pass

Laura Loomer arrives at Philadelphia International Airport, Sept. 10, 2024, in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Chris Szagola, File)

NEW YORK (AP) — With the Pentagon’s press room largely cleared of mainstream reporters, conservative activist and presidential ally Laura Loomer says she has been granted a credential to work there.

Loomer has an influential social media presence and the ear of President Donald Trump, frequently campaigning for the firings of government officials she deems insufficiently loyal to his administration. Some targets have been in the field of national security, including Dan Driscoll, secretary of the Army. (snip-MORE)