One of the most important figures in media in modern history – Ted Turner passed away on Wednesday. Turner revolutionized cable news when he founded CNN in 1980, and expanded his media holdings with the “Superstation” WTBS, professional wrestling’s WCW, and under his watch the Atlanta Braves became one of the biggest brands in American sports. A legendary philanthropist, he was for a time the largest private landowner in the U.S., and almost singlehandedly revitalized the country’s bison population (which helped in his founding of Ted’s Montana Grill with longtime business colleague George McKerrow). Turner’s enormous legacy, which got its start in Atlanta, is RISING…
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Last Sunday a mother and daughter attended the Atlanta Dream/Indiana Fever basketball game at Atlanta’s State Farm Arena. With two minutes left in overtime the pair were ordered to cover their XX-XY chromosome shirts— and the censorship incident went viral. It’s obvious that left-wing, pro-trans leaders of the Women’s National Basketball Association are intent on suppressing the message that men and women are different and that biological men cannot become women. However, widespread public support exists for these statements of fact, and by trying to censor them the WNBA is actually causing these viral moments. And that seems to be bringing more people to the side of sanity. RISING…
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