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Garrison Keillor | Don't Take Lunacy Too Seriously
Garrison Keillor, The Washington Post
Keillor writes: "I am a happy man and I feel a love of country that I could work up into a really bad song, which the country doesn't need."
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Garrison Keillor, The Washington Post
Keillor writes: "I am a happy man and I feel a love of country that I could work up into a really bad song, which the country doesn't need."
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'Make My Child's Death Worthwhile': Heather Heyer's Mom Delivers Defiant Eulogy
Katherine Krueger, Splinter
Krueger writes: "At a memorial service in Charlottesville on Wednesday held to honor the late Heather Heyer - who was killed after white supremacist James Alex Fields, Jr. allegedly hit her with a car on Saturday - Heyer's mother offered a defiant, moving call to continue her daughter's work."
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Katherine Krueger, Splinter
Krueger writes: "At a memorial service in Charlottesville on Wednesday held to honor the late Heather Heyer - who was killed after white supremacist James Alex Fields, Jr. allegedly hit her with a car on Saturday - Heyer's mother offered a defiant, moving call to continue her daughter's work."
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No, Mr. Trump, We're Not the Same as the Neo-Nazis
Emily Gorcenski, Guardian UK
Gorcenski writes: "The president can think 'both sides' are to blame as long as he wants - but only one side beat a black man nearly to death with poles in a parking garage while hurling racist insults. It wasn't our side. So why is the president blaming us along with the neo-Nazis?"
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Emily Gorcenski, Guardian UK
Gorcenski writes: "The president can think 'both sides' are to blame as long as he wants - but only one side beat a black man nearly to death with poles in a parking garage while hurling racist insults. It wasn't our side. So why is the president blaming us along with the neo-Nazis?"
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Meet the College Student Who Pulled Down a Confederate Statue in Durham and Defied White Supremacy
Democracy Now!
Excerpt: "A college student named Takiyah Thompson climbed up a ladder, looped a rope around the top of the Confederate Soldiers Monument in front of the old Durham County Courthouse and then pulled the statue to the ground."
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Democracy Now!
Excerpt: "A college student named Takiyah Thompson climbed up a ladder, looped a rope around the top of the Confederate Soldiers Monument in front of the old Durham County Courthouse and then pulled the statue to the ground."
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They Got Hurt at Work. Then They Got Deported.
Michael Grabell, ProPublica and Howard Berkes, NPR
Excerpt: "How insurance companies use a Florida law to get undocumented immigrants arrested and deported when they get injured on the job - and what it means in Trump's America."
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Michael Grabell, ProPublica and Howard Berkes, NPR
Excerpt: "How insurance companies use a Florida law to get undocumented immigrants arrested and deported when they get injured on the job - and what it means in Trump's America."
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Mexican Workers March in Protest at NAFTA Renegotiations
teleSUR
Excerpt: "Mexican workers representing broad sections of their country's labor force are marching in Mexico City against renegotiations of the North American Free Trade Agreement, NAFTA."
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teleSUR
Excerpt: "Mexican workers representing broad sections of their country's labor force are marching in Mexico City against renegotiations of the North American Free Trade Agreement, NAFTA."
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Locals and Tribes March Together to Oppose Construction of Natural Gas Plant in Washington State
Brandon Jordan, YES! Magazine
Jordan writes: "Around 250 people, mostly women, carried banners and sang with drummers while marching through the streets of Tacoma, Washington, on Tuesday."
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Brandon Jordan, YES! Magazine
Jordan writes: "Around 250 people, mostly women, carried banners and sang with drummers while marching through the streets of Tacoma, Washington, on Tuesday."
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