Protesters, Press, Police

December 16, 2020 on Current Affairs, Featured, My take on ..., Residents by F.I. Goldhaber

Protesters, Press, Police

December 16, 2020 on Current Affairs, Featured, My take on ..., Residents by F.I. Goldhaber

Journalists who believe they are empowered to invade other people’s lives and private property for clickbait and airtime don’t care whose lives they destroy.

Protests, Politics, Possibilities

October 6, 2020 on Featured, Op-eds, Politics by F.I. Goldhaber

The political winds have shifted since Portland’s May 19th mayoral primary. Now, the top vote getter is the underdog, but the other name on the ballot could be a spoiler.

Oregon LEO Favor Racism Over Reform, Again

September 29, 2020 on Current Affairs, Equality, Featured, My take on ..., Residents by F.I. Goldhaber

Oregon-elected officials and law enforcement use the Proud Boys failed attempt to stir up trouble as an excuse to remove restrictions on violence against Black Lives Matter protesters, brutally attacking them.

Peaceful Protests

September 9, 2020 on Current Affairs, Featured, My take on ..., Residents by F.I. Goldhaber

As Black Lives Matter protesters try to navigate peacefully in the streets of Portland, the rules for doing so are constantly shifting based on the whims of the system they seek to reform. 

Blue Crime Matters

August 29, 2020 on Current Affairs, Featured, My take on ..., Residents by F.I. Goldhaber

The Portland Police are guilty of numerous crimes and they act as if the law does not apply to them, they need to be held to account. F.I. Goldhaber examines their actions.

Black Lives Matter: The Battle of Lownsdale Square (Portland, Oregon)

July 28, 2020 on Current Affairs, Featured, My take on ..., Residents by Sean Davis

There’s the picture painted by right-wing media about protests in Portland, Oregon, and then there’s what is actually going on. Veteran Sean Davis experiences it firsthand.

In the Divide

September 18, 2019 on Featured, Op-eds, Politics by Jackie Shannon Hollis

America is currently deeply divided. Jackie Shannon Hollis offers a creative solution to bridge that divide: an urban-rural exchange program … for adults.

Why Hate?

May 30, 2017 on Featured, My take on ..., Residents by Jacob Meeks

Jacob Meeks examines hate and how we must continue to stand up against it following the terrifying attack that occurred on the light-rail train in Portland, Oregon, that left two dead and one seriously wounded.

Go Fu%* Me

March 21, 2017 on Featured, Quirky, Satire, Society by Corie Skolnick

Corie Skolnick is launching a GoFundMe page to help her and Pablo buy a new house in Southern California. It won’t just be a winter retreat though, they also have an agenda.

New Album Exclusive: Federale’s All the Colours of the Dark and Interview with Collin Hegna

September 16, 2016 on Featured, Music, Society by Jesse Valencia

Jesse Valencia discusses Federale’s latest album All the Colours of the Dark and has an exclusive interview with Collin Hegna.