Eugene Weekly

Lynn Porter has been an amazing advocate for the homeless and affordable housing across our community for quite some time. I have long applauded Porter’s efforts. Therefore, … Continue reading →

What’s up with all the people celebrating their group’s pride? Not only is the LGBTQIA+ community gearing up for even more pride in August, but … Continue reading →

I feel shocked and saddened by Eugene City Councilors Emily Semple and Betty Taylor, both of whom are registered Democrats and voted against the Eugene … Continue reading →

While I thank the Eugene Weekly for helping spotlight Congress’s constitutional war powers (“What’s Happening,” 8/1), the article made an ill-informed conjecture about my record opposing war. Even the least bit of research into my … Continue reading →

Re: “A Bridge to Nowhere” (8/1): “Recent architecture at the UO… conveys arrogance, power and disregard for the surrounding community,” and, may I add, also … Continue reading →

Last week I sent in a letter arguing that the Oregon Constitution has strong protections for minority perspective speech. I was wrong to use “white … Continue reading →

Lynn Porter, you are mistaken (“That NIMBY Stink,” Letters, 8/1). The Lombard property has been re-zoned out of the flood plain, and therefore is fundable … Continue reading →

I find no difference between “white supremacy” and “male supremacy,” as far as they are both unfair and discriminatory. So will the Eugene City Council … Continue reading →

I just love it when men “correct” women’s opinions. Take, for example, my letter pleading for the plight of waterfowl being harmed by people feeding … Continue reading →

I want to thank Linda Perrine for her Viewpoint piece (EW, 7/18) and her activism with 350.org. I applaud her efforts. Having said that, I … Continue reading →