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My great-grandparents were sharecroppers in Oklahoma until one day, like many before them, they packed what little belongings they had and moved to California. Growing … Continue reading
By Jesús Sepúlveda The frost sticks to windows Winter coven Feel the tide rise through my mouth It’s a river that lost its current In … Continue reading
I have to agree with the governor that a teacher should come first with the vaccine rollout. My 80-plus years have been great, and I … Continue reading
Hello white people who want to be allies to Black and brown people. Biden is in and the previous infestation is out. We’ve danced, cried … Continue reading
At Pisgah Arboretum the Sunday before the inauguration, we’re sitting on a bench by the river. I envision we are Joe and Jill Biden. Nobody … Continue reading
Driving into the town of Coburg is like setting the clock back over a century. Its quaint, historic buildings and reputation for antiquing play on … Continue reading
When owner Jacqui Willey introduced the idea of a take-home dinner special for her restaurant, the Glenwood, some 15 years ago, it stemmed from her … Continue reading
In his zealous one-man crusade to rid the world of hypocrisy in our time, Greg Williams (Letters, 1/21) poses a series of questions and offers … Continue reading
Camila Vergara, Chilean legal theorist, journalist, and author of Systemic Corruption: Constitutional Ideas for an Anti-Oligarchic Republic, will be speaking on Dismantling Fake Democracy. Creating … Continue reading
Is this any way to run a railroad? Investigate this U.S. Capitol attack at all levels and actually punish those involved. The GOP devolved into … Continue reading