M
MHichborn
Guest
If you run the risk of arrest for drug possession, make sure you “don’t keep all of your stash on you.”
Don’t want to get caught having sex in your car? “Make sure you have tinted windows.” And if you run the risk of being charged with prostitution, at least be sure to wear “sensible shoes.”
Advice such as this has made a District-based nonprofit the target of outrage from a coalition of 24 Catholic organizations.
In an unusual press release, the coalition, called Reform CCHD Now, on Thursday asked Empower D.C. to return a $50,000 grant from the Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD) for engaging “in the promotion of abortion, prostitution and homosexuality contrary to grant requirements.”
washingtontimes.com/news/2012/nov/1/pamphlet-text-fumes-catholic-coalition/?utm_source=RSS_Feed&utm_medium=RSSSpecifically, the coalition says the Empower D.C. blog, called Grassroots D.C., provided a link to a pamphlet titled “Hey Grrl!” The pamphlet, which emphasizes young women’s rights when they come into contact with police, was not created by Empower D.C. and can no longer be found on its website.
What amazes me is that this group, Empower DC, refuses to admit guilt and the CCHD has apparently come to the conclusion that they haven’t done anything wrong.