Category: Riverside
Sometimes peacemakers just wanna have fun
Reader emphasizes importance of cutting birth rate
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In “Hope and futility neck and neck as first world (barely) takes on climate crisis” (all September editions of Southside Pride), it was suggested that people could mitigate the climate crisis by having no more than two children. Two children? 7.8 billion people as status quo? The most effective decrease…
Interesting places to visit on Selby Avenue
Development: with or without the neighborhood?
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BY STEPHANIE FOX When the Minneapolis 6th Ward City Council Member Abdi Warsame and Mayor Jacob Frey announced the details on the city’s plans to build what they called an African village on a publicly-owned lot in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood, the local reaction was shock and surprise. The announcement, made…
Cargill’s Amazon practices criticized at Art Institute
My day in court, conclusion
Alone we go
South High sports new athletic field
Notes from the desk of peace activist Polly Mann (b. Nov. 19, 1919)
Race War
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BY ED FELIEN There is a Race War happening in America. Some very crazy white people are attacking and murdering people of color. Dylann Roof killed nine African Americans during a church service at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in 2015. White supremacist James Fields deliberately rammed his car into…
Truth and Consequences
The Gichi-gami Gathering to Stop Line 3
Hiawatha Golf Course — Why is Pumping Necessary?
WAMM after 37 Years – Are the Times A-Changin’?
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BY LUCIA WILKES SMITH “Sometimes they show us the ‘one-fingered peace sign’.” That’s the way Sister Brigid McDonald describes the nasty gesture made by some people who drive past a peace vigil. Brigid and her sisters—Kate, Jane and Rita—are Catholic nuns who were subjects of the History Theatre’s dramatic production…