Dan's Bake Sale
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Rush Limbaugh ^
| Dex 8, 2017 | Rush Limbaugh
Anyway, the reason it was in Fort Collins is ’cause Dan lived in Fort Collins. Remember, his original complaint was his wife wouldn’t let him spend the money, because she was not a fan. She
wouldn’t let him spend the money on a subscription to the newsletter, so that’s when I suggested he do a bake sale and leave his wife out of it if she didn’t want to be part of it. (interruption) Oh, that’s right. He was getting Xerox copies. That’s what blew me up. We had a copyright and intellectual theft issue going on, and this guy...
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Affirmative Action Bake Sale' sparks protest on college campus
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KIRO via Atlanta Journal-Constitution ^
| May 4, 2019
SEATTLE — A group of student Republicans at the University of Washington hosted an "Affirmative Action Bake Sale" on Friday, advertising different prices based on customers' race and gender. Some
groups were charged reduced prices, while Asian-Americans and white customers had higher prices. Baked goods for Native Americans were free.“Affirmative action is an inherently racist policy that is now back after the Washington State Legislator passed I-1000,” read a social media post from the campus' College Republicans group, which hosted the sale. “We will be protesting this clearly racist change of law by hosting a bake sale that plainly shows...
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‘Affirmative Action Bake Sale’ charges University of New Mexico students based on race
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New York Daily News ^
| September 23, 2017
A school bake sale organized by an on-campus activist group charged students based on their ethnicity, sparking critique and backlash at the University of New Mexico. Turning Point USA — which is not yet recognized as an official student organization — on Thursday doled out desserts in what they called “An Affirmative
Action Bake Sale,” with prices for products varying based on the customer’s race.
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My Racist Bake Sale (John Stossel Dec 2016 story)
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YouTube ^
I held a “racist” bake sale once. It
teaches a lesson about affirmative action. And free speech.
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Woman Claims She Used Breastmilk In Brownies For a School Bake Sale
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MRC TV ^
| August 2, 2017 | Ashley Rae Goldenberg
A woman’s Facebook post claiming to have used breast milk while baking brownies for a school bake sale has garnered international outrage. Although
the claim in the post has not yet been verified, a Facebook page called “Sanctimommy” received thousands of shares for the bizarre rant. According to the post, a woman tried posting three separate times about making brownies using breast milk for a school bake sale. The woman states other mothers found out about the breast milk and are “blowing it way out of proportion”:
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Resist!: An Antifascist Fashion Show & Radical Bake Sale
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Hoodline ^
| February 1, 2017
Thursday, Feb. 9, 8pm - Friday, Feb. 10, 12am | El Rio From the organizer Look, things are rough right now. We're
organizing, resisting, fighting back. But we also need to take some time to have a little fun, right? Well, enjoy a little r&r while also enjoying some revolution with this radical bake sale and antifasc fashion show presented by local gender queer feminist art collective The Degenderettes! Door: $5-20 sliding scale, all $ goes towards #TheResistance, NOTAFLOF (and paying that bit more makes it easier for us to support this for others, so thank you in advance! ♥)...
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Michigan Senate passes bill allowing 3 bake sales per week in public schools
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Mlive.com ^
| March 19, 2015 | Kyle Feldscher
LANSING -- The Michigan Senate passed a bill allowing up to three fundraising bake sales in public schools per week, providing a way around federal health standards that banned them. brownies. State
Sen. Patrick Colbeck, R-Canton Township, introduced Senate Bill 109, which passed 36-1, with one senator excused from voting. Colbeck said Boy Scouts in his district asked him why the state banned bake sales in schools. After looking into it further, he realized Michigan had not approved exemptions from the federal Smart Snacks in School standards that disqualify most bake sale items. "(This bill is a) common sense change...
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Bake sales are out, healthier school fundraisers are in
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philly.com ^
When it comes to school fundraisers, bake sale tables loaded with sugary goodies are out. Fun
runs, auctions and sales of healthier treats are in. Government rules requiring many schools to hold more nutritious fundraisers, along with a trend toward healthier eating in schools, could mean trouble for the long-beloved bake sale. In response, schools are selling everything from fruit to kid-friendly shoelaces. The Agriculture Department rules, which kicked in last summer, require all foods sold on school campuses during the school day to meet certain nutrition standards. The rules include fundraisers, if states don't exempt themselves. Fewer than half...
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