Letters to the Editor
POISONING THE WELL Weyerhauser is planning to aerially spray a witches’ brew of toxic herbicides in an area that is uncomfortably close to the main … Continue reading
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Letters to the Editor
ANARCHIST WEIGHS IN In Kelly Kenoyer’s article “Activism 101”, an informative and helpful piece of journalism, the author referred to non-violent direct action as possibly … Continue reading
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Anger over the Elliott and standing up to Trump
• Did you miss 350 Eugene’s Feb. 3, non-violent direct action training? No problem, EW will keep you informed about opportunities to get involved as … Continue reading
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From downtown Eugene to Donald Trump
• Downtown Eugene is a point of contention again, with some groups advocating for cleaning up the streets of “travelers” and transients through smoking and … Continue reading
Letters to the Editor
HONORING ED COLEMAN The Black Student Union and the contingent that supported it during the recent process to consider renaming Deady Hall at the University … Continue reading
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Jan. 29 rally at the federal courthouse downtown
• EW attended the Sunday, Jan. 29, rally at the federal courthouse downtown, a response to President Trump’s executive order temporarily suspending the U.S. refugee program … Continue reading
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Losing Ed Coleman
• We note with sadness the death on Jan. 20 of Edwin Coleman, jazz musician, professor of English and outspoken civil rights advocate in Eugene. … Continue reading
Don’t Grab My Pussyhat
As the preparation gets under way for the Women’s March on Washington and its sister marches, sign making and T-shirt preparations have taken off. One … Continue reading
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Comcast windfall and more
• Eugene got a windfall of sorts with a nearly $19 million Comcast payment from a fee for broadband services. Take $8.7 million of that payment and put it towards a new City Hall Continue reading
Activist Alert – 2017-01-05
• 350 Eugene is off and running in the New Year. On Monday, Jan. 9, from 4-5 pm, activists will meet at the Federal Courthouse, … Continue reading