USCCR
Did the Commission on Civil Rights Commit a Civil Rights Violation by Omitting 18 USC § 1389 from its Hate Crimes Report? On November 13th, two days after Veterans Day, the United States Commission on Civil Rights (USCCR) released a report titled “In the Name of Hate: Examining the Federal Government’
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On November 14, 2019, Representative David Trone (MD-6) shared a Congressional Inquiry he was planning to send to the Department of Justice with his fellow House Members; Five other Representatives signed on to the letter; * Navy veteran Gilbert R. Cisneros, Jr. (CA-39) * Alcee L. Hastings (FL-20) * National
POTUS' racism doesn't excuse snubbing men and women in uniform As a combat veteran and resident of Baltimore, I am ashamed of our President’s attacks on our city and its leadership. But that does not excuse Representative Elijah Cummings from snubbing our men and women in
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On July 26, 2019 I asked Representative Mike Levin of CA and Brad Wenstrup of OH about #GIJustice. Here is that conversation; Click HERE if the video doesn’t show up. Here is a transcript of my question and Levin’s response; Logan M Isaac: before any fourth Administration stands
The following post is from a Navy veteran and CA attorney. What is Corporate Stolen Valor? Stolen Valor describes the acts of individuals who falsely claim to have received military decorations. This legal usage comes from the Stolen Valor Act of 2013, codified as 18 U.S.C. §704. Since
For The Record
Hi David (Philipps) and Lauren (Katzenberg); I'm reaching out to you about an issue that I figured you may have an interest in given your expertise, and which was passed around between you back in September 2018. I've been pounding the pavement at Capitol Hill for
Federal
On May 8, 2019 I was asked by Andy Flick, Chief of Staff for Representative David Trone (MD-6), to send him questions that he could forward to the to the Congressional Research Service (CRS) regarding HCPA and VEVRAA . Answers to these questions will help illuminate the history of these
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[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="1224"] Click for PDF [https://gijustice.ghost.io/caption] HVAC Economic Opportunity Subcommittee Hearing (April 30, 2019) Economic opportunity is integral to the adjustment from military to civilian life. Although the unemployment rate of veterans is at its lowest
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[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="1224"] Click for PDF [/caption] HVAC Full Committee Hearing (April 29, 2019) Suicide prevention is not just about mental health; it requires diverse interventions from a wide array of fields, including civil rights. This idea is neither novel nor
David Trone
Intern: He's about to go to meet with Congressman. I'm sure you want to. Logan M Isaac: I put in an email to her February 7th. I'm still waiting on a response. Intern: Um. I don't know now will be the [00:
American Legion
On March 19, 2019 I was in the American Legion DC Headquarters speaking with Larry Lohman, their Assistant Director of Legislative Affairs. When I brought up my two federal investigations against Duke University, he got very agitated and called building security. That’s when I began to record the following
In 2015, Christianity Today, a magazine with a readership in the hundreds of thousands, published a cover with an epithet used to denigrate military veterans. Its use was done without prior knowledge or informed consent. Furthermore, the cover applauded the efforts of a civilian theologian while erasing the work of