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As The People’s Karen, I take on Scientology’s abuses and the officials who protect them. I fight for the victims, challenge corruption, and defend the public’s right to power, not Scientology control, over our communities.

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  1. Issue · Sep 13, 2026

    Scientology vs. the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (opens the original)

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    In my HarvardX course on children’s rights, I’ve been studying the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, or CRC. It spells out what children need to grow up safely and what governments are responsible for protecting them from.Then I started putting those promises next to Scientology’s own policies and the accounts of people raised inside it.Governments have some explaining to do.The CRC binds governments that ratified it. Scientology is not a party to the treaty. But governments

  2. Issue · Sep 3, 2026

    Get Scientology Out of the Hollywood Christmas Parade (opens the original)

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    I’m sick of watching Los Angeles officials smile for photographs under L. Ron Hubbard’s name while people who say they were abused by Scientology are still fighting to be heard in court.I’m sick of the certificates. I’m sick of the cozy police partnerships. I’m sick of Scientology slipping into beloved city traditions under names the average person would never connect to Scientology.Enough.Scientology should not have privileged access to the Hollywood Christmas Parade. Its organizations should n

  3. Issue · Aug 22, 2026

    Why Mark Bunker Must Win Clearwater's November Runoff (opens the original)

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    Drive east from Clearwater Beach after sunset. The beach is alive. Restaurants glow. Families crowd the sidewalks. Then you reach a downtown that should be the beating heart of the city and find dark windows, locked doors, and buildings that seem to be waiting for somebody else's future.That emptiness did not fall from the sky. It has deeds, cash purchases, layers of companies, broken promises, and fifty years of history behind it. Clearwater did not wake up one morning as the home of a private

  4. Issue · Aug 8, 2026

    Los Angeles Should Not Have a Street Named After L. Ron Hubbard (opens the original)

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    If you don’t know who L. Ron Hubbard was, here’s the quick version. He was a science-fiction writer who created Dianetics and founded Scientology. His writings and policies still make up the foundation of Scientology, and members are taught that he is the one and only source of its teachings.There are many reasons L. Ron Hubbard Way should no longer exist, including how the street itself has been controlled and used. But this article is focused on the question the City should have asked before n

  5. Issue · Jul 13, 2026

    Who Killed Scientologist Elli Perkins? (opens the original)

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    On the morning of March 13, 2003, Elli Perkins was getting ready to send her son away for help.Not to a hospital.Not to a psychiatrist.And not to anyone trained to treat schizophrenia.Her 28-year-old son, Jeremy Perkins, was supposed to leave the family home in Amherst, New York, just outside Buffalo, and stay with a man who described himself as a natural healer.His parents hoped this would finally be the thing that reached him.By then, there was no pretending Jeremy was simply going through a r

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