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Defense of truth and the dog ban
• When Trump was elected in November, who could have imagined that a few short months later The New York Times would be running full-page … Continue reading
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• When Trump was elected in November, who could have imagined that a few short months later The New York Times would be running full-page … Continue reading
SE BUSCA AYUNDANTE While walking down a narrow aisle at a local store, I passed a young Latino family. Dad moved aside and mom clutched … Continue reading
• A campaign already is coming together to take on County Commissioner Faye Stewart in the May 2018 election. James Barber, who lives in Walterville, … Continue reading
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
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
• 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
• 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
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
• 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
• 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