INDEPENDENT JOURNALISM: “Shaun King/Jordan Chariton Band Together Vs. Corporate Media” / TYT Politics ☮

TYT Politics Reporter Jordan Chariton (https://twitter.com/JordanChariton) covered a panel on the mainstream media’s coverage of the 2016 campaign at The People’s Summit in Chicago, Illinois on June 18th, 2016.

On the panel, New York Daily News Columnist Shaun King (@ShaunKing) spoke about the challenges of going up against establishment media members on stories like leaked DNC memos showing collusion between the DNC an Hillary Clinton.

King also gave a shout out to TYT Politics own Chariton on his work.

POLITICAL COMMENTARY: “Anonymous Launches Initiative to End Media Blackout of Jill Stein” / The Humanist Report / Mike Figueredo ☮

Anonymous has announced it’s #OPJillStein initiative to end the media blackout of Jill Stein. They are encouraging everyone to disseminate information about Jill Stein and to demand that she be included in national debates. This is an initiative we can all get behind!

WHITE-WING CONSERVATIVE CHRISTIAN BIGOTRY: “Outraged Huckabee Fined $25k for Using Unlicensed Music at His Hate Rallies” / The Ring of Fire / Farron Cousins ☮

Failed Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee should have thought twice about using the song “Eye of the Tiger” during one of his hate-filled rallies with Kim Davis.  The Huckster now has to pony up $25k for illegally using the song to spread his hateful message.

POLITICAL COMMENTARY: “CNN Throws Right-Wing Talking Points at Jill Stein” / Secular Talk / Kyle Kulinski ☮

Likely Green Party presidential nominee Dr. Jill Stein said Wednesday voters “badly” want a change, urging them to support her in November if they wanted to fix America’s broken political system, and rigged economy.

SCOTUS: “Protesters Celebrate as Supreme Court Rejects Texas Abortion Law” / RT America ☮

Hundreds of pro-choice supporters celebrated outside the US Supreme Court in Washington, D.C., Monday, following the court’s decision to overturn restrictions against access to abortion in Texas. 

The crowd cheered, sang and danced as the ruling was announced. Several anti-abortion activists were also present at the site. The court voted 5 to 3 against the Texas legislation. 

The Texas law was adopted by the state back in 2013, and could have reduced the number of abortion clinics by a factor of four if fully implemented. Monday’s ruling is likely to prevent similar measures from being introduced in other states.