Justin Stanley

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Kentuckian. Recovering lawyer. Trying all flavors of the Fediverse. Mostly @[email protected] ...for now. Member of https://CPUSA.org

Replicating the half-articulated wailings of the ghosts of all Herod’s murdered Innocents.
People's World - Since 1924https://www.peoplesworld.org/
International Forum of the CPUSAhttps://redworldreview.org/

Today in 1948, 75 years ago: arrest of Communist leaders under the Smith Act of the United States.

#OnThisDay

Race-Conscious Admissions Are On Stronger Footing Than Ever

The new rules for race-conscious admissions are better than the old ones.

People's Policy Project
Abraham Lincoln Brigadista of the Day:

Frank Walter Buturla was born
#otd in Bridgeport, 1910 to a Polish American family. After returning to Poland briefly as a child, Frank and his family returned to the US. He joined the NMU and CPUSA and worked as a driver and sailor. He arrived in Spain on May 5, 1937.

Frank served with ALB until he was WIA at Brunete. He served with the John Brown Artillery Battery before he returned to the US on February 4, 1939. He worked as a sailor until he passed on January 22, 1948.
#ALBA #CPUSA
Abraham Lincoln Brigadista of the Day:

Anthony Toney was born
#otd in Gloversville, 1913. He graduated from Syracuse and joined the CPUSA in 1934. He worked for the WPA before he attended the École des Beaux-Arts. He arrived in Spain on April 27, 1938 and served with ALB until he was WIA in the jaw in September 1938.

Anthony returned to the US on December 20, 1938. He had his first show at the Wakefield Gallery in NYC, 1941. He served in the US Army Air Corps during WWII. He married Edna Greenfield on April 7, 1947. He got a PhD from the Columbia and taught at the New School from 1952-1995.

Anthony wrote two books on art: Creative Painting and Drawing (1968), with an updated version Painting and Drawing (1978). He passed on September 10, 2004. His family cataloged his 80 years of art online.
#ALBA #CPUSA

How Often Do Health Insurers Say No to Patients?
No One Knows.
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Insurers’ denial rates are a critical measure of how reliably they pay for customers’ care. But they remain mostly secret to the public.

There’s nowhere a consumer or employer can go to look up all insurers’ denial rates.

Federal and state regulators have done little to change that.

#Health #HealthCare #Insurance #Obamacare #AffordableCareAct #Hospitals #Doctors #Patients

https://www.propublica.org/article/how-often-do-health-insurers-deny-patients-claims?utm_medium=social&utm_source=mastodon&utm_campaign=mastodon-post

How Often Do Health Insurers Say No to Patients? No One Knows.

Insurers’ denial rates — a critical measure of how reliably they pay for customers’ care — remain mostly secret to the public. Federal and state regulators have done little to change that.

ProPublica
@joestone @Catonauts @picard And even when you're in-network, there are lots of fun exceptions and hidden catches...not to mention the deductible, which can be (and frequently is) thousands of dollars of initial costs that the insurance company is exempted from.
@sam Let's go...Brandon? 😬
POLITICO (@[email protected])

The #SupremeCourt today rebuffed a legal theory that argued that state legislatures have the authority to set election rules with little oversight from state courts, a major decision that turns away a conservative push to empower state legislatures. https://www.politico.com/news/2023/06/27/supreme-court-rejects-independent-state-legislature-theory-00103793?cid=mas

Newsie
Today's Abraham Lincoln Brigadista of the Day:

Raymond Leo Peters was born
#otd in Oak, NE, 1909. He worked as a sailor and painter. He joined the CPUSA in 1930 and sailed for Spain on March 10, 1937. He served with ALB at Brunete, where he was KIA on July 7, 1937.

#ALBA #CPUSA
@tanepiper @ersatzmaus @futurebird It's funny to read this because I went to the Netherlands for the first time a couple summers ago and only encountered it once, just figured it was a one-off. Otherwise it was completely fine, indistinguishable from the US or other western European countries I've visited.