Category: Phillips/Powderhorn
Sartorial splendor
Celebrate Mayday
Manipulations and deceptions
Golf
Equity is the root of it all
Stand with Immigrants Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Federal Whipple Building
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Tuesday, Jan. 14, 7:30 a.m. (Interfaith Vigil) Federal Whipple Building 1 Federal Drive, Fort Snelling, MN 55111-4080 ICOM, the Interfaith Coalition on Immigration, has been holding vigils for years to advocate for the rights of immigrants and refugees, except now vigils are weekly instead of monthly. ICOM states on its…
Reflections
Ram Dass passing
Notes from the desk of peace activist Polly Mann (b. Nov. 19, 1919)
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A Positive Corporate Direction My cynicism about the one-sided motives that corporations display in their transactions is sometimes challenged—not very often but once in a while. That happened yesterday when I was reading The New York Times. The headline of the half-page article read: “Bringing a Focus on Doing Good…
Changes at El Colegio
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El Colegio is a small public high school in Minneapolis (Bloomington Avenue and 42nd Street) that has been serving students in English and Spanish since 2000. In 2019, Executive Director Norma C. Garcés was awarded a Bush Fellowship, so she will be leaving the school to pursue further education, while…
December schedule changes, and new projects
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BY JOHN CHARLES WILSON Metro Transit’s last round of schedule changes took effect on Saturday, Dec. 7, 2019. Those changes were mostly minor adjustments. The biggest change was the reopening of 8th Street in downtown Minneapolis. The following is a list of changes that affect the Southside Pride readership area:…
Millennials Gone Mad
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BY ED FELIEN What happened? There are revolutionary changes happening in Minneapolis, and I don’t remember voting on them. Robespierre had more of a mandate for his Reign of Terror than Bender and Frey do for their changes that are transforming Minneapolis. The city’s so-called “Inclusionary Zoning” has marked the…
Minneapolis Public Schools and The Tower of Babel
More cops, less hope
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BY LEX HORAN, RECLAIM THE BLOCK The Minneapolis City Council on Wednesday, Dec. 11, approved a budget that gives the Minneapolis Police Department (MPD) an $8.2 million raise, bringing its budget to a total of more than $193 million, while allocating comparatively insignificant funds to preventative and public health programs…