human rights commission

From Yolanda Putman:

While the Tennessee Human Rights Commission was scheduled for termination in 2007, legislators have introduced a bill that could extend its life until 2012.

Tom Humphrey had an update on the story involving TNGOP Chairwoman Robin Smith's "private" letter to the Governor being released to the media.

Ok, Let's say you are the State Chairwoman of the Tennessee Republican Party, Robin Smith, and you were appointed to the Tennessee Human Rights Commission. (Let's set aside the situational oxymoron of a Republican serving on the Human rights commission. We can joke about that later)

Over the weekend, Adam Kleinheider broke the story that TNGOP Chairwoman Robin Smith wasn't asked back to her position on the Tennessee Human Rights Commission, in part because of the less than tolerant actions of her Republican Party.

The Knoxville News-Sentinel’s Tom Humphrey gets in on the action covering the disclosure on this website of correspondence between TNGOP Ch

Jim Grinstead is worried that the Governor may be planning to allow Tennessee GOP chair Robin Smith to remain on the Tennessee Human Rights Commission:

Jim Grinstead is worried that the Governor may be planning to allow Tennessee GOP chair Robin Smith to remain on the Tennessee Human Rights Commission:

From the Tennessean:

Police were called to the Tennessee Human Rights Commission this afternoon after several threatening phone calls were made to the organization’s Nashville and Chattanooga offices.

Yesterday I wrote a post about speech control that’s going on in Canada.  Today on the radio we’ll be interviewing  Pete Vere, who is a canon lawyer and Catholic journalist.  Pete was mentioned in my post in regards to a priest being dragged to one of these so-called human rights commissions.  Be sure to tune in.