In “The Brave Ones,” Michael Orona’s compelling narrative transcends beyond physical courage and delves into spiritual courage and resilience, highlighting the power of remaining steadfast in the face of oppression. As Baha’u’llah,... Read more »
Growing up during segregation in the United States, my grandfather, who was Cherokee, Black, and Irish, had a difficult life, to say the least. But, my mother told me, while he chanted... Read more »
On November 7, The Washington Post reported, “The FBI and authorities in several states are investigating racist text messages sent to Black people nationwide this week saying they would be brought to... Read more »
If you’ve ever been to the National Museum of the American Indian in New York City, then you’ve probably seen the work of Ina McNeil. She’s an award-winning Hunkpapa Lakota Sioux artist... Read more »
The movie, ‘A Reporter’s Journey: From Wounded Knee to Standing Rock“, screened in the Movie House Cityside last week as part of Féile an Phobail, is a story of resilience and solidarity.... Read more »
Logan Lauger loved learning but couldn’t bear to attend classes. As a Sebastian River High School student in the late 2000s, Lauger arrived late or skipped, with the restroom providing regular respite... Read more »
Kelsi Gagne of Freeport, the reigning Mrs. Maine American, poses with her daughter, Hayley. Gagne chose as her pageant platform spreading awareness about the prevalence and impact of cytomegalovirus, which her daughter... Read more »