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Sixties-looking photo of naked black woman covering up her private parts with arms and legs, she has a huge Afro against a brown background
31 August 2017

Thank god there are no statues to the Rolling Stones.

Gold coast slave ship bound for cotton fields
Sold in the market down in New Orleans
Scarred old slaver knows he's doin' alright
Hear him whip the women...

A pile of colorful and different sized pills
31 August 2017

A conference in Quebec gave me an excuse to escape to our northern border and French Canada for a little summer break. (Part 2 of “Pain” is in the hopper, and we’ll have it for you in October or November issue.) It was the fifth year...

Drawing of two police arresting a guy and carrying him
31 August 2017

My name is Micah Naziri. I am a doctoral student; have penned numerous published articles and books; I am months away from getting my PhD and then beginning teaching part time at a local university; I am a business man...

Young white people holding a sign saying Wake Up Columbus kneeling on ground and as part of a rally with lots of people behind them one with a sign saying Knee for Tyre
31 August 2017

The Columbus police fear the local chapter of Showing Up For Racial Justice Columbus, or SURJ Columbus. Three undercover officers were witnessed at the group’s August 19th Standing in Solidarity with Charlottesville event held at City...

Smiling white woman with short brown hair
30 August 2017

After a long and courageous battle with cancer, Mary Beittel went passed away the morning of Saturday, August 19th. She was loved by many and will be missed. Mary and her husband served for over three decades as the leadership...

Gray rectangle box with open slot on top and piece of paper with an X on it like a ballot going inside
30 August 2017

Leaders of Everyday People for Positive Change announce their support for the Fraternal Order of Police Capital City Lodge #9’s recent vote of “no confidence” in Columbus elected officials. Jonathan Beard, a resident of...

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