Trump to Planet Earth: Drop Dead!
By Adam Marletta In a recent conversation with Democracy Now!’s Amy Goodman, Professor Noam Chomsky outlined the two gravest threats to the survival o... Read more
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Bucket Lists and Tips for Senior Travelers
Bucket Lists and Travel Tips What is on your bucket list? Or maybe I should start with, “What is a Bucket List?” According to Travis Bell, the B... Read more
Meme writers walk off the job. What are progressive orgs to do?
The War of Words What happens when the meme writers strike? by Sam Pelletier Negotiations Fail Salary negotiations drew to an abrupt end today when un... Read more
Resistance and Class Struggle in the Age of Trump
By Adam Marletta If there is any solace to be found in the coming administration of Donald Trump—small though it may be—it is in the fact that those w... Read more
Seed Saving, The Amos Farm
The Amos Farm SEED SAVING by Christian Torp We witnessed, and continue to witness, other paradoxes. With nuclear energy whole cities can easily be pow... Read more
Rescued Food and Wayside Food Programs
Rescued food is how one local nonprofit is battling hunger. by Tony Zeli “There is so much food… I don’t know if it’s about not having food,” says Mar... Read more
On Those “Privileged” Third Party Voters
Third Party Voter Takes on the Privileged Argument By Adam Marletta As a routine voter of third party candidates, I am used to having all sorts of ugl... Read more
Peaceful Protests and the Liberals Who Denounce Them
By Adam Marletta Are you one of the many Portlanders who were annoyed by the recent Black Lives Matter demonstration that brought traffic on Middle St... Read more
After Bernie Sanders, it’s Time to Ditch the Democrats
By Adam Marletta And just like that, Bernie Sanders’ “political revolution” has died, not with a bang, but with a whimper. Not only did the Vermont Se... Read more
Single-Payer Health Care and the India Street Controversy
Closing of India Street Shows Need for Single-Payer Health Care by Adam Marletta On April 21, the Portland City Council did what it does best: Listene... Read more
