Once again, The Orange Jackaloon is playing fast and loose with the facts and is calling for street violence on his behalf the same way he did after losing in 2020.

TODAY'S CHOICE FOR WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH IS ELEANOR ROOSEVELT, WHO WAS THE LONGEST SERVING FIRST LADY, AND WHO ALSO CHAMPIONED CIVIL RIGHTS FOR AFRICAN-AMERICANS DURING A TIME WHEN WOMEN RARELY SPOKE PUBLICLY ON SUCH ISSUES. SHE WAS ALSO A U.S. DELEGATE TO THE UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY FROM 1945-1952 AND HELPED PASS THE UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS.

Today's choice for Women's History Month is Anne Frank, the German-born Jewish teen who documented her family's terrifying life hiding from the Nazis in concealed rooms behind a bookcase in the building where her father worked. Arrested by the Gestapo in 1944, Anne and her sister died at Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in 1945. She was just fifteen years old.

TODAY'S CHOICE FOR WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH IS WILMA RUDOLPH, WHO OVERCAME CHILDHOOD POLIO, PNEUMONIA AND SCARLET FEVER TO BECOME THE FIRST BLACK WOMAN TO HAVE A MAJOR IMPACT ON INTERNATIONAL TRACK AND FIELD. SHE BECAME THE FIRST AMERICAN WOMAN TO WIN THREE GOLD MEDALS AT THE 1960 OLYMPICS.
AFTER RETIRING FROM COMPETITION, SHE TOOK ON SEVERAL ENDEAVORS DESCRIBED IN THE GRAPHIC.

TODAY'S CHOICE FOR WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH IS PATSY TAKEMOTO MINK, WHO FOUGHT OFF DISCRIMINATION TO BECOME THE FIRST ASIAN-AMERICAN WOMAN IN CONGRESS AND ONE OF THE MOST INFLUENTIAL LEGISLATORS OF HER GENERATION.

TODAY'S CHOICE FOR WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH IS SYLVIA RIVERA, A TRANS WOMAN OF VENEZUELAN-PUERTO RICAN DESCENT WHO WAS A TIRELESS ADVOCATE FOR TRANSGENDER RIGHTS. A VETERAN OF THE 1969 STONEWALL UPRISING, SHE FOUGHT FOR THE INCLUSION OF TRANSGENDER AMERICANS IN THE BROADER GAY RIGHTS MOVEMENT.

TODAY'S CHOICE FOR INTERNATONAL WOMAN'S DAY AND WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH IS SHIRLEY CHISHOLM, A WOMAN OF EXTRAORDINARY COURAGE AND DETERMINATION WHO CHAMPIONED RACIAL AND GENDER EQUALITY AND THE PLIGHT OF THE POOR.

SHE WAS THE FIRST AFRICAN-AMERICAN WOMAN ELECTED TO CONGRESS AND THE FIRST AFRICAN-AMERICAN AND WOMAN TO RUN FOR THE PRESIDENCY.

Today's selection for Women's History Month is Rosa Parks, most famous for refusing to give up her bus seat to a white man, which led the Montgomery Bus Boycotts, led by a young Dr. Martin Luther King. But Rosa Parks lived a lifetime of activism. It didn't stop here. Check out the link in the box below.

TODAY'S CHOICE FOR 'WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH' IS THE FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN SUSAN B. ANTHONY AND ELIZABETH CADY STANTON, TWO WOMEN BEST REMEMBERED FOR PAVING THE WAY FOR WOMEN TO HAVE THE RIGHT TO VOTE. YET, THEY WORKED TIRELESSLY ON WOMEN'S ISSUES OF THE DAY, INCLUDING DIVORCE REFORM, BIRTH CONTROL, AND CHALLENGING THE RELIGIOUS ASSUMPTIONS THAT DENIED WOMEN THEIR RIGHTS.

MARJORIE TAYLOR GREENE KEEPS LYING ABOUT THIS (OR SHE'S REALLY THAT CLUELESS), SO WE THOUGHT WE'D CLARIFY.

DONALD TRUMP WAS STILL PRESIDENT FOR ALL OF 2020. IN FACT BIDEN DID NOT ASSUME OFFICE UNTIL JANUARY 20, 2021. SO, WHATEVER YOU'RE BLABBERING ON ABOUT AT THE BORDER WERE TRUMP'S POLICIES. NOT BIDEN'S.

ARE WE CLEAR NOW?

DURING THIS MONTH, YOU'LL BE EXPOSED TO WOMEN YOU KNOW, AND SOME YOU MAY NOT. TONIGHT'S SELECTION IS KATHRINE SWITZER, WHO CHANGED THE FACE OF THE BOSTON MARATHON, BECOMING THE FIRST WOMAN TO RUN THE RACE IN 1967 AS A REGISTERED COMPETITOR.

TODAY'S CHOICE FOR WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH IS ONE OF THE VERY FEW PEOPLE I CONSIDER AN IDOL, THE NOTORIOUS RBG, A WOMAN OF AMAZING ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND CHARACTER. EVEN MORE IMPORTANTLY, SHE REALLY PISSED OFF THE CONSERVATIVES.

WE GO FROM BLACK HISTORY MONTH IN FEBRUARY TO WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH IN MARCH. WE START IT OFF WITH SOJOURNER TRUTH, AN ABOLITIONIST AND WOMEN'S RIGHTS ACTIVIST BORN INTO SLAVERY IN 1797.

We close out our Black History Month series with the story of three civil rights workers tortured and murdered by the KKK in Mississippi during Freedom Summer 1964. Their story was told in the movie "Mississippi Burning."

TONIGHT'S BLACK HISTORY MONTH SELECTION COMES FROM THE ARTS FOR A BIT OF A CHANGE. HIS NAME IS ERNEST J. GAINES, AND TWO OF HIS MOST NOTABLE WORKS ARE "A LESSON BEFORE DYING" AND "THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF MISS JANE PITTMAN."

Today's Black History Month selection is the subject the right and the GOP really doesn't want taught.

TONIGHT'S BLACK HISTORY MONTH SELECTION IS AFRICAN-AMERICAN EXPLORER MATTHEW HENSON. ALTHOUGH OFTEN OVERLOOKED IN THE HISTORY BOOKS, HENSON CO-DISCOVERED THE NORTH POLE WITH ROBERT EDWIN PEARY IN 1909. THERE IS A LINK IN THIS POST WHERE YOU CAN LEARN ABOUT THERE MANY EXPEDITIONS TOGETHER.

The Orange Jackaloon doesn't deserve one ounce of respect on any level, and neither does his grifting greaseball friend, Steve Bannon.
As for Fox, they are full of crap. They also deserve no credit for this. They CREATED the monster that has now permeated this nation. They knew his ranting about a stolen election was utter bull, but they helped him promote his lies anyway. No legitimate news source does that. That's not "news." That's propaganda. Fox news is the propaganda wing of the GOP.

Tonight's black history month selection is about Dr. Daniel Hale Williams who founded the Provident Hospital and nursing school in 1891, the first non-segregated hospital in the United States.

TONIGHT'S BLACK HISTORY MONTH'S SELECTION IS ROBERT SMALLS, A TRUE AMERICAN HERO DURING THE CIVIL WAR AND WHO ALSO SERVED IN THE LEGISLATURE AND WROTE LEGISLATION THAT RESULTED IN THE FIRST FREE AND COMPULSORY EDUCATION SYSTEM IN THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.