Eugene Weekly

The key difference between democratic socialism and socialism is that democratic socialists don’t want the government to own the means of production and socialists do. … Continue reading →

We should not let the liars in Washington and the corporate news media sucker us into another war in the Middle East. Remember the “weapons … Continue reading →

STAR Voting lets you choose who you really believe in for public office — with no worries about “vote-splitting” — because it lets you show … Continue reading →

Kudos to Willie Dickerson (Letters, 9/12) for beating the drum on what we can do about the challenges facing us as a community: Speak up, … Continue reading →

I was three months pregnant with my first child on Sept. 11, 2001. I sat and watched in horror as the second plane hit the … Continue reading →

The fall season is here, bringing with it the season of giving. We’ve lost a member of our homeless community and we don’t know how … Continue reading →

I’m going to fill you guys in on a secret: There’s no crazy conspiracy. Conspiracy means “done in secret” and they are doing it right … Continue reading →

Beautiful. Tragic. How thoughtful of Eugene Weekly to tell the life of Annette Montero. She could be our neighbor, friend or relative suddenly facing homelessness and … Continue reading →

I was on Congressman Peter DeFazio’s first campaign way back when (was it the mid-’80s? the late ’80s?). I believe now, as then, we have the … Continue reading →

I so appreciate the honor shown by Eugene Weekly writer Colin Houck towards Annette Montero (“A Death on the Street,” 9/12). When I hear of … Continue reading →