Face masks may not be worn in public.
This may have to do with Alabama’s racist history and the public display of Ku Klux Klan outfits.
This may have to do with Alabama’s racist history and the public display of Ku Klux Klan outfits.
This law was passed in 1279, as the Houses of Parliament were meant to be a civilized, non-violent place.
In the nineteenth century, it was a misdemeanor offense in Tucson for a person to appear in public in the dress “not of his or her sex.” The question is, would it be worse for a woman to be in pants, or NO pants?!?
The “Rule of Thumb” originated in Rome, under the rule of Romulus, in approximately 753 BC. It dictated how large of a stick that a husband could use to beat his wife. Almost 1000 years later, women briefly had “rights” if their beatings were unjustified. However, those rights were short-lived, lasting only about 100 years….