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Off to a Great Start, And Lots More to Do!
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nclrights.orgReflections on Week One of the Biden-Harris Administration President Biden has certainly been busy, hasn’t he? As of January 29, 2021, Biden has issued 22 executive orders and seven other types of executive actions, such as presidential memoranda. (By the time you read this, those numbers will surely have increased.) Of these dozens of policy announcements, a few of them, viewed together, tell an interesting story.
Those of us in the LGBTQ community were thrilled, of course, that an Executive Order (EO) addressing our rights came out on Day One.
That EO told federal agencies to make sure all of their rules and regulations are consistent with last year’s Supreme Court decision in Bostock v.
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John Collins baffled by Rangers' Kemar Roofe appeal as former Celtic star blasts 'dangerous' challenge
Kemar Roofe 's SFA charge.Roofe was pulled up by the compliance officer on Friday afternoon for a crunching tackle on St Johnstone 's Murray Davidson during the sides' Premiership encounter on Wednesday night.It was a hard tackle on the Perth Saints midfelder but Roofe received only a yellow card at the time as referee David Munro didn't think the incident warranted a sending-off.But that wasn't the view of those at Hampden as the Englishman now faces a fast-track hearing on Tuesday.It's an opinion shared by former Celtic and Monaco star Collins who admitted he can't see why the Ibrox side are fighting the governing body charge.He told BBC Sportsound : “I don’t understand why they are appealing that.“ I think he’s high, he’s over the ball
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