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Everett McKinley Dirksen (1896–1969) was a powerful American politician who served as the Senate Minority Leader during the 1960s, a period of immense social and political upheaval. Representing Illinois, Dirksen was known for his flamboyant personality and a rich, resonant bass voice that earned him the nickname “The Wizard of Ooze.” Though he was a staunch conservative, he was also a master of the “art of the possible,” often working across the aisle with Democrat presidents and leaders to navigate complex national crises and guide significant legislation through a deeply divided Congress.
A specific highlight of Dirksen’s career was his pivotal role in the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. While Southern Democrats staged a record-breaking 60-day filibuster to block the bill, it was Dirksen who ultimately marshaled the necessary Republican votes to invoke cloture and end the debate. Invoking the words of Victor Hugo, he famously declared on the Senate floor that “stronger than all the armies is an idea whose time has come.” His willingness to compromise on the bill’s enforcement mechanisms while standing firm on its moral necessity is widely credited as the reason the landmark legislation survived.
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The first automobile trip across the United States begins with H. Nelson Jackson and Sewall K. Crocker departing from San Francisco. They complete the journey to New York in 63 days, sparking interest in automobile travel.
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Exactly eleven years ago today, I created what was then just a small Facebook page called Keep the Ban.
Many of you reading this may have been with us since those early days in 2015, while many more have joined us along the way. So much has happened since then.
Back in 2015, I was a 16-year-old determined to play my part in protecting the hunting ban. Social media became my first step into campaigning, creating content to expose and challenge the Government’s attempts to legalise hunting with hounds.
It feels like a lifetime ago. In many ways, it has been. Over the past 4,015 days, I’ve dedicated myself relentlessly to building a platform and fighting for British wildlife. Protect the Wild and the work we do have become such a huge part of who I am.

And together, we have achieved so much. What began as a small Facebook page has grown into a fully-fledged organisation, with more than 270,000 people now receiving these emails. This incredible community of compassionate supporters has helped us:
Over a decade later, I’m filled with immense pride and gratitude.
I set out to confront those responsible for the cruelty and suffering inflicted on wild animals. I dreamed of building a movement of compassionate, like-minded people united by shared values, and of bringing together a fearless, dedicated team committed to protecting the wild.
Thanks to your incredible support, that vision has become a reality.
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From the campaigners, writers, and researchers helping expose cruelty and push these issues into the public spotlight, to the animators producing powerful content seen by millions, to the undercover investigators risking so much to reveal the truth behind closed doors, every single person plays a vital role in this movement.
I genuinely could not ask for a more dedicated, hardworking, and compassionate team to stand beside in this fight for British wildlife.
None of this would have been possible without people like you standing beside us. Your support has helped us build a powerful and uncompromising voice for British wildlife.
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We have grown into something far bigger than I could ever have imagined when this all began eleven years ago. People are paying attention, and those in power are being forced to take notice.

Protect the Wild is now one of the fastest growing animal rights movements in the UK, and that hasn’t happened by accident. It’s happened because we are relentless in what we do. We are on this seven days a week. We do not let up. We move fast, and we fight hard for wildlife no matter the scale of the issue.
We are willing to confront cruelty head on. We say things exactly as they are, even when it makes people uncomfortable. We use every tool available to us to expose suffering, challenge those responsible, and force these issues into the public spotlight. And the public are backing us in huge numbers. More people than ever are standing with Protect the Wild because they are tired of the cruelty, tired of the excuses, and tired of wildlife being treated as disposable.
Eleven years may have passed, but believe me when I say this is still just the beginning for Protect the Wild.
I’m now 27 years old, and I have absolutely no intention of slowing down. If anything, we are only going to fight harder, push further, and speak louder in the years ahead. And trust me, we have huge plans for the future.
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On behalf of British wildlife, you have my word:I will dedicate the rest of my life to this cause. And I could not be prouder to stand alongside such a brilliant team of campaigners who work tirelessly every single day to build a better world for the animals we share it with.
Onwards and upwards!
Rob
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The Indy 500 is held in the largest sports area on Earth, Sunday is the 110th race since 1911, and it’s the most important race to any driver who has the privilege of even attempting to compete in it. When you stack all those things on top of each other, it isn’t surprising that the Indy 500 intensifies every emotion that a driver feels.
As a driver, you know winning this race changes everything. Your life will never be the same, and you feel that in every lap you do here at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. You also know that the team has put countless hours into preparing and running the car.
Leading any INDYCAR race always feels good, but there’s nothing comparable to the thrill of leading the Indy 500.
When you take the lead at Indy for the first time, you can’t help but smile in your helmet. You can almost hear the cheers of the crowd through the noise of the engine. Your heart rate spikes, and the adrenaline pumps harder.
I remember leading the 2016 race into Turn 1 at the start, and you could see the grandstands come alive.
After two weeks of staring at them while driving down the frontstraight, largely empty and gray, they are suddenly this vibrant, colorful living thing. The view takes your breath away… for one second! Then you have to focus back on the corner coming at you at 220 miles an hour.READ FULL STORY


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Last week, we held our 2026 Stand for Children Arizona Renaissance Scholars Luncheon presented by Arizona Community Foundation. This event is our main fundraiser to support our operations for the entire year.
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