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I gave Sojourners two full weeks to remove my unpaid, copyrighted work from its website. Sojourners failed to do so. [Chief Operations Officer] Matt Murphy has no proof of any agreement under which my rights were unreserved, licensed, or in any way extended, perpetually or not, to Sojourners. That being
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Sent January 13, 2025 at 1005 to all prior addressees plus the Executive Director, Chief Advancement Officer, Chief Operations Officer, and Senior Adviser. About a week ago, I notified Sojourners Editor in Chief, Senior Editor, and Senior Associate Opinion Editor that I wanted all of my writing to be removed
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Addressed January 7, 2025 at 0800 to Sojourners Editor in Chief, Senior Editor, and Opinion Editor. I am writing to ask that all unpaid writing of mine be removed from the sojo.net website. By my count there are at least [30] blog entries, starting September 2007 and spanning to
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Hey Diane [Brayton](et al.) [Marc Lacey, Carolyn Ryan, David Philipps, Lauren Katzenberg, Michael Barbaro]; I meant to send you an updated email outlining the problems of employing civilian saviors like Dave Philipps, but I got sidetracked when the Oregon Senate Committee on Veterans offered me time to address anti-
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Senator (James) Manning, I’m writing to see what logistical details you might be able to share for the December Leg Days. I’m preparing my remarks before the committee on military civil rights, including the two bills that will be before the Legislature next session, - LC2560; https://gijustice.ghost.
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I am a veteran, I have dedicated my life to defend my country and safeguard the liberties we hold dear. However, I find myself, and others from the military community, falling victim to civil injustice. Powerful newspapers like the New York Times prefer to ignore or downplay the anti-military
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Diane [Brayton]; I emailed you a week or so ago, along with others CCed here because Dave Philipps, who is employed by the NYTimes to report on a community of which he is not a member, accused me of having a mental illness. Let me be clear: A diagnosis without
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On our phone call last Thursday, you said "“we cover state issues and local Portland area issues.” Indeed, the Oregonian reported on hate crimes when a veteran attacked an Iraqi restaurant in Portland in 2017. But the paper did not apply the same standard when it reported on a
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Attached is everything the Linn County Courthouse kept from the trial. He pled out, so the DA did not get to ask him his motivation. Then he was stabbed and didn't like the sentence the judge handed him; https://democratherald.com/news/local/crime-courts/albany-stabbing-victim-
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Dave [Philipps] and Betsy [Hammond and Jamie Goldberg] (and Michael [Barbaro]), I represent the Military Improvement Association, a decentralized affiliation of military families and Civilian Allies advocating for military civil rights. In December, we will be at the Oregon capitol to testify before a state Senate Committee covering veterans in
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I am writing to inform you that Dave Philipps, who reports on my community, has gaslighted me and used a stereotype to try to discredit me and ignore civil rights he has been refusing to report on for the past 6 years. How can I file a formal complaint, and
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I looked up the NYTimes Code of Conduct, which prohibits discrimination and bullying, for which your accusation of mental illness may qualify; Your gaslighting me felt familiar, and it is only the latest in a line of snubs from you that show you've never seen me as competent