James Manning
Oregon resident: I feel naive asking this, but is that how it works in the legislature?  If the chair doesn’t like the requestor of a bill, they can just shut it down? Like a whole group of people who are committing suicide in droves don’t get a chance
OSU Student Veterans
Hi again just checking in on this :-)
Renee Perry
On April 15, 2025, I filed a motion to amend and update my small claim against Reneé Perry. Here is that motion. Your Honor, After speaking with the Oregon Department of Justice last night, I would like to amend and update my claim against Reneé Perry, which I initially filed
Michael Hoselton
This is a video transcript and audio of my April 14th call with Oregon Department of Justice employee Michael Hoselton. Michael Hoselton: [00:00:00] Department of Justice, this is Michael. How can I help you? Logan M. Isaac: Hi Michael, this is Logan Isaac. Michael Hoselton: Hi, Mr. Isaac.
OSU Student Veterans
Hey just checking in on this. @ 1040 from Gold Hello! I will connect with Willie today or tomorrow to get on the schedule. Willie was out part of last week and I am full time working on my bachelor’s trying to keep up with assignments, so I appreciate your
Renee Perry
On April 8 and 9, 2025, the Oregon Department of Justice filed a motion to be named sole defendant in my Section 1983 small claim against Reneé Perry, Shelly Boshart Davis, and Brett Hanes. The motions were signed by Senior Assistant Attorney General Rebecca D. Maile under the authority of
OSU Student Veterans
Hello Logan, I am emailing you because I work for Willie and he mentioned that you are trying to connect with student veterans. I wanted to get on a call with you and Willie to hear more about what your goals are. If you can send over some dates and
James Manning
On April 3, 2025, the National Archives’ National Personnel Records Center responded to my request for the military service records for James Ivory Manning, Jr., an Oregon state legislator who suppressed civil rights for fellow military families.
NAACP
I got the April 2025 member newsletter earlier today, so I know my local NAACP chapter is functional. That begs the question "Why am I still waiting for a response on civil rights for 32,000 veterans in Oregon?" The disregard for military civil rights you have displayed
Chase
I will adhere to your guidance to "fall behind on payment" so that it can go to a special collection department in order to trigger what I've already been trying to do for several months. If this affects my business credit profile, I will provide them
NAACP
It has been a month since I asked about military civil rights and I have heard nothing from NAACP leadership. There are about 32,000 black veterans in Oregon that are being denied the rights their service secures; What will it take for our local NAACP to do something on
Ron Wyden
TL;DR - Yes, service members and their Dependents are a protected class. Keep reading for context. Federally protected classes are groups shielded from discrimination by U.S. federal laws, including race, color, national origin, sex, disability, and religion. These protections ensure equal treatment in employment, housing, education, and public accommodations.