Extremely comprehensive obituary. #FidelCastro https://t.co/thanwo2CIL
— Donald Douglas (@AmPowerBlog) November 26, 2016
The glamorization of Fidel Castro today is disturbing, if you love life, freedom and liberty you are appalled. pic.twitter.com/MkJNbDlDBh
— SalenaZito (@SalenaZito) November 26, 2016
Press in the Era of TRUMP New #BenGarrison #cartoon #TalkingTrash w/@CNN #LyingPress #LyingMedia more https://t.co/Oj98iIxEAZ #Trump pic.twitter.com/Pc8vyAvpWk
— BenGarrison Cartoons (@GrrrGraphics) November 22, 2016
#HeidiKlumSwim in the December issue of @Shape_Magazine! @HKintimates https://t.co/ev3IF0q52r pic.twitter.com/Ps8YCtdNKv— Heidi Klum (@heidiklum) November 14, 2016
Blast from the past: Remember this shoot 4 @VictoriasSecret w the amazing Dominique Issermann! pic.twitter.com/eQaMn6GpXC— Heidi Klum (@heidiklum) October 4, 2013
Pamela Geller in The Hill: Ban the Burqa https://t.co/S4cCWpEQ5C pic.twitter.com/ugkdOaOnIz
— Pamela Geller (@PamelaGeller) November 23, 2016
To the editor: Why “hard right”? Do you ever say “hard left”?Heh.
I’ll say it now: The Times is a biased, hard-left Democratic Party propaganda organ. Your coverage of the presidential election campaign was biased and partisan, with regular Trump bashing — not just in editorials and op-ed articles, but also news stories, book and art reviews and even sports.
Despite President Obama’s and Hillary Clinton’s post-election statements, your coverage of the transition is even worse. What are you, journalists or Democratic Party political operatives?
John Mellen,
Rancho Palos Verdes
30 states. 500 interviews. From stadiums and schools to parking lots and casinos, SI explores football in America: https://t.co/Fu5hGfZtJe pic.twitter.com/R2qzhhKlm0
— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) November 16, 2016
SI's epic look at FOOTBALL IN AMERICA starts at the office of @nflcommish. He doesn't see things the way the ppl do. https://t.co/T3jRC6A0eN pic.twitter.com/eEjnEo7DX4
— Adam Duerson (@adamduerson) November 16, 2016
No "hope and change". Clear-eyed vision and change. Be ruthless in tracking your enemies, and match that in compassion for whom they attack.
— Sarah Kendzior (@sarahkendzior) November 12, 2016
Former NFL head of officiating Mike Pereira still gets to make the tough calls on games https://t.co/t9KWRg0ArO
— Sam Farmer (@LATimesfarmer) November 23, 2016
Beneath his natty three-piece suit, Mike Pereira wears thermal underwear. The millions of football fans who tune in every fall Sunday would have no idea that he’s clomping around in fur-lined UGG boots that are just below the view of the TV camera. His glass-walled workroom at Fox Sports studios, appropriately nicknamed the “Ice Cube,” has the thermostat twisted down to a crisp 50 degrees to combat the hot lights and keep everyone alert.Keep reading.
Without question, Pereira has the coolest job in the NFL...
20 police officers have been murdered in ambush-style attacks this year. This is a crisis. https://t.co/MBIAuj5QCg
— Amanda Carpenter (@amandacarpenter) November 23, 2016
E-cigarette explodes inside employee's pocket in NY wine shop https://t.co/2k4fAzoJEG pic.twitter.com/lw8vk0Wvbm
— ABC7 Eyewitness News (@ABC7) November 23, 2016
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— Babes Paradise (@exxxcitement) November 23, 2016
San Diego’s first transgender police officer was kept out of an event at the San Diego LGBT Community Center in Hillcrest last week because she was wearing her uniform.More video at the link.
The Transgender Day of Awareness, an annual event to honor those who lost their lives to anti-transgender violence, was held Nov. 17 at the facility on Centre Street.
Officer Christine Garcia, who publicly transitioned last year, helped plan the event and was part of the police department security detail that watched over a commemorative march down University Avenue.
After the march, when Garcia tried to enter the event as a member of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer community, she was asked to leave because her police uniform could upset others in attendance.
When leaders at the center learned what had happened they directly apologized to Garcia and San Diego police Chief Shelley Zimmerman.
“We do not wish to ever make any community member feel unwelcome at The Center – these officers are valued members of our community,” said Delores Jacobs, CEO of the center, in a statement.
Jacobs said the occurrence was a regrettable misunderstanding of the center’s already existing policy of inclusion, which seeks to acknowledge the concerns that members of the community may have without excluding others. Leaders have reviewed the policy with its staff since the event.
“While we need to support those that are uncomfortable and honor their reactions to valid and understandable difficult previous experiences, we also need to explain that… our LGBTQ San Diego police liaisons are a valued part of our community,” Jacobs wrote.
Longtime LGBTQ activist, City Commissioner Nicole Murray-Ramirez, said the incident was an outrage.
“Any officer, be they gay or straight, should be welcomed into our community center in uniform,” he said. “They protect our community and neighborhoods and make San Diego a better place.”
