I think the point is that it is more likely to expect this type of chauvinism to impact minorities. The museum also houses the skulls of slaves.

That's exactly right.

https://web.archive.org/web/20221024214633/https://www.nytimes.com/2022/10/19/magazine/philadelphia-move-bombing-katricia-dotson.html

Yes, I am. I have always done better when the country has been led by democrats.

Requiring an ID is essentially a poll tax since it is something that is charged for. Which is against the constitution. It would be fine if the ID was free.

This article is about the appropriation of human remains for display and study in an academic setting. There is a lot of controversy about the practice.

>In early 2019, Janet Monge, then an associate curator at the University of Pennsylvania’s Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, filmed a class called “Real Bones: Adventures in Forensic Anthropology” for the online education platform Coursera. The goal of the course was to demonstrate how scientists can restore what she called “lost personhood” to the unidentified victims of crimes and natural disasters. “They’ve lost individual identity, so our function is actually to restore parts of that identity,” she explained.

I think that launch by Three Rivers Rowing is private, but I could be wrong. There's a public launch off the first parking lot, though.

Yeah, I don't drive and this was an accessible destination where I could pick up generic dry goods. I just took a trip out there, which I do about every six weeks. The E Liberty Target isn't nearly as convenient. Sad, but oh well.

Thank you so much!

Could you please post the link to the entire bill? I'd appreciate it.

That's the plan.

This AMA is non partisan, and that includes Libertarian.

This has been surfacing lately:

https://www.advocate.com/religion/2017/6/02/30-lgbt-saints#media-gallery-media-1

Thank you!

I'd like to see your take on this:

https://www.reuters.com/legal/us-supreme-court-backs-republican-pennsylvania-ballots-case-2022-10-11/

Kari Lake won't answer the question of whether she will accept an election loss:

https://newrepublic.com/article/168212/kari-lakes-arizona-donald-trump-big-lie-stop-the-steal

I don't know how many will be doing this, but it's disturbing.

What's really sad is that some voters don't investigate the credibility of the sources their information is coming from.

You can still vote if you move closer to the election. You just have to vote in your old polling place.

There is nothing in your post that is specific. It can apply to any location in any state in the US.

This is too general of a topic for a regional subreddit; removed.

I know, but the form doesn't look like a good option, either. The only other option is to actually try showing up at the office.

This might be the time where you are better off calling. I had an issue where I was laid off from one of three part time jobs. At the time, there was no way to log in more than two jobs. Only way to resolve it was to call in.

Please note that the stickied post has dates and direct links for additional concerns.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Pennsylvania/comments/wzvcqr/election_day_is_november_8_2022/