Lucille Ball & Desi Arnaz were a couple who broke many barriers. They were the First Family of Television, first interracial couple on television, and first woman to broadcast her pregnancy. There are many more firsts, but lets take a classic look on the genius that is I Love Lucy which debuted October 15, 1951.
In past postings, we have supported Newsom for Governor and we were disappointed that he decided to resign from the race. However, we are very happy that he is running for Lt. Governor of CA which enables him to serve as President of the State Senate and the Acting Governor of California in the event that the Governor is absent from the state or is unable to perform the duties of office, or if a vacancy of office occurs. Here is a commercial we are in listening to Mayor Newsom on his plans for California. (You can see the back of our heads anyway)
Well, we know that we have one more person in leadership who has our back.
United Nations secretary-general Ban Ki-moon has called on countries to stop enforcing laws that discriminate against Gays and Lesbians. He spoke of this as part of a bigger speech on human rights in Geneva. Ban Ki-moon directed his message of discrimination of Gays and Lesbians to the countries in Asia and Africa. Two continents where being homosexual can lead to a jail or death sentence.
Dorothy Height overcame adversity at a time when African-Americans were not granted equal rights. Her last name reflects how she soared went in life. When many women, no matter what race, did not commonly continue education past high school or lower, Height received a masters degree in educational psychology from NYU in 1933!
Ms. Dorothy Height witnessed every civil rights march and of course participated as well. She was a top advisor to many. Height had the attention of First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt, President Eisenhower, and President Johnson. What truly touched us was that she advised Elizabeth Birch, former president of the HRC for LGBT rights when ENDA had its initial vote in ‘96.
Height died at 98 on April 20th. She witnessed woman and African-Americans fight for their rights when they had little to then see an African-American man become President of the United States. Because of people like Dorothy Height, a legacy will be left full of leaders and citizens of all genders, races, creeds, colors, and religions, a who will continue to work together to create a more perfect union.
Through the teeth, over the gums, watch out stomach here it comes!
According to SabMiller, Miller Brewing assumed a pivotal role among advertisers on LOGO- acting as the sole sponsor of its debut program and airing ads congratulating the network on its arrival.
Make sure your local bar carries Miller for your enjoyment…and remember this beer for the big game!