Does anyone know where I can watch Bomb Girls in the US?
Some people in the US have gotten around the geoblocking by setting up a VPN with a Canadian IP. I’m not advocating that, of course, but depending on where one’s moral compass lies with regards to IP masking and international restrictions like geoblocking, it is a way to watch the show directly from GlobalTV’s webserver instead of waiting for it to come to Reelz TV.
I was totally fine just liking Ali Liebert for playing Betty McRae, but with this statement she has elevated herself to total awesomeness.
“I don’t do roles that I feel are degrading to women. I have turned down several projects because of the violence portrayed against women. Don’t get me wrong, I love a good horror film or series (like Harper’s Island ) but it has to be tasteful and have more than a sliver of integrity.” - Ali Liebert
Three California high school students have been on hunger strike since Wednesday in an effort to reverse a 7-0 vote by their school board to lay-off more than 50 full-time San Leandro High school personnel, including teachers, councilors, administrators, custodians and security.
According to local media reports, the three young women “stopped eating solid food Wednesday morning, after informing the San Leandro Unified School District board of trustees that they would take the action to demonstrate what proposed cuts would do their school.” It continues:The board has approved cuts of $1.4 million for the next year, and is preparing a contingency budget to cut an additional $2.5 million if voters in November do not approve tax initiatives proposed by Gov. Jerry Brown. The contingency budget also would lay off personnel and eliminate the district’s sports and music programs, among other cuts.
Ely, who said she is drinking water, Gatorade and Ensure, said she will continue her hunger strike until “the district admits there’s enough money to save our classes and teachers.” She said she wants the district to use reserve funds to stave off cuts.
The three students are members of San Leandro High’s Social Justice Academy, a small learning community that encourages activism, self expression and critical resistance, according to Erica Viray-Santos, a teacher and coordinator of the program, which has been involved in a project called “Reclaim our Education” to address school budgets.
