Source: AlterNet Perhaps you’ve heard of the atrocious piece of legislation nicknamed the “Kill the Gays” bill? As The Advocate reports, the conservative-backed Ugandan bill would punish citizens of the country with up to 7 years in prison for the…
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Horrific “Kill the Gays” Bill Could Be Voted on in Next 24 Hours – Take Action to Stop It
Tagged with: Advocate, All Articles, Capital punishment, David Bahati, Gay, Gay Rights, General Censorship, Government, HIV, Homosexuality, Human Rights, Lesbian Rights, LGBT Rights, Newsworthy, Politics, Uganda, Yoweri Museveni
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Feb 15, 1933: The Death Penalty–Then and Now
Giuseppe Zangara shoots Anton Cermak, the mayor of Chicago, in Miami, Florida. Zangara’s shots missed President-elect Franklin Roosevelt, who was with Cermak at the time. Cermak was seriously wounded and died on March 6. Immediately after Mayor Cermak died from…
Tagged with: 1933, Anton Cermak, Capital punishment, Caryl Chessman, Death row, February, February 15, Giuseppe Zangara, Illinois, Ronald Reagan, This Day in History, This Day In History, United States
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Feb 8, 1924: First Execution by Lethal Gas
The first execution by lethal gas in American history is carried out in Carson City, Nevada. The executed man was Tong Lee, a member of a Chinese gang who was convicted of murdering a rival gang member. Lethal gas was…
Tagged with: 1924, California, Capital punishment, Crime and Justice, Death Penalty, February, February 8, Gas chamber, Nevada, San Quentin State Prison, This Day in History, This Day In History, United States
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The Death Penalty and Why the Arizona Murders Should Trouble Christians
Source: The Huffington Post By: Mark Osler, Professor of Law, University of St. Thomas A troubled loner with a gun decided to kill his Democratic Congresswoman outside a Tucson grocery store, and now six people are dead. As a former…
Tagged with: All Articles, Arizona, Arizona Shooting, Arizona Shooting Victims, Capital punishment, Christ, Christian, Christianity, Death Penalty, Faith, Gabrielle Giffords, Gabrielle Giffords Shooting, Government, Gun Control, Jared Loughner, Newsworthy, postaday2011, Religion News, The Death Penalty, Timothy McVeigh, Tucson Arizona, United States, University of St. Thomas
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Dec 13, 2000: Texas Seven Prison Break
On this day in 2000, seven convicts break out of a maximum-security prison in South Texas, setting off a massive six-week manhunt. The escapees, dubbed the “Texas Seven” by the media, overpowered civilian employees and prison guards in the maintenance…
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