Democracy Was Already Dead
Tom Coffin’s featured story in Eugene Weekly titled “Totalitarian Ruin” (10/7) appeared to encapsulate the fears that many reasonable people (Democrats, moderates, even some Republicans, … Continue reading
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But, context.
Historical context, Black bodies and vaccines
“This country is under structural transformation. In a very real way. Our worth and our value is not supposed to be compared to the worth … Continue reading
Tobias Read’s Approach Is Too Simple
In the 10/21 issue of EW, Henry Houston wrote an article on state treasurer Tobias Read’s interest in running for governor. The quote after the … Continue reading
Best Bicycle Shop
1. Paul’s Bicycle Way of Life 556 Charnelton St., 541-344-4105. 2480 Alder St., 541-342-6155. BicycleWay.com. 2. Hutch’s Bicycle 960 Charnelton St., 541-345-7521; 2100 Main St., … Continue reading
Carbon Sleight of Hand
Can someone with even a whit of scientific knowledge explain how buying a piece of well-managed ground a state away somehow ameliorates the carbon output … Continue reading
Don’t Trust Big Pharma? Get The Shot Anyway
I want to address the ongoing vaccine skepticism in our area. Although most hospitals needing portable morgue trucks to handle the overflow are deep in … Continue reading
Slant
We recently received a $1,000 contribution from an anonymous friend of Eugene Weekly. This is the largest single gift we have received through these tough … Continue reading
Time to Address Systemic Inequity
Eugene needs to address renters in its redistricting process
By Timothy Morris and Rebecca Murphy Redistricting is a cornerstone of democracy and a core component of good governance. The redistricting process requires those drawing … Continue reading
Middle Housing Is The Key
I’m an architect based in Eugene, and if you’re curious about the implications of “middle housing,” I’d encourage you to walk through any of the … Continue reading
No One Is Spilling Blood At 4J
The Eugene Weekly Slant take on the District 4J administrator boycott of board meetings (10/14) was a bit over the top. “Spilling blood”? Come now. … Continue reading