Eugene Weekly

A great example of institutional racism is exclusionary zoning, something very relevant to Eugene. Pretty much all of Eugene is zoned as low density housing, … Continue reading →

Have you read Michelle Obama’s bestseller Becoming? What a delightful read! It would convince anyone the importance of increasing funds for education. A free community … Continue reading →

The slavery which started in 1619 and which theoretically ended in 1863 has since been replaced by wage discrimination. People of color and women have … Continue reading →

Covering your nose and mouth keeps you from spreading virus during the hours before you feel sick or if you are mildly infected. This is … Continue reading →

Cops and their apologists keep talking about “a few bad apples” re the murders of black folk and the beatings of completely peaceful protesters. Well, … Continue reading →

I understand that due to the inevitable association the term “Civil War” has with slavery, the traditional rivalry between the Beavers and the Ducks will … Continue reading →

I attended the “Support the Police” rally in Springfield on Monday evening (6-22). While true democracy depends on exercising our citizenship — i.e., our right … Continue reading →

Think it was costly when we renamed Beltline Road a few years back? That will be nothing compared to renaming our county. I say we … Continue reading →

I’m writing to express interest in an article or piece about the third-party candidate on this year’s presidential ballot, Libertarian Jo Jorgensen. I simply just … Continue reading →