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Many people gathered around a pile of burning literature do a Nazi salute

Book review | As fascists cry censorship, a look back at Thomas Mann

‘Thomas Mann’s War’ by Tobias Boes chronicles the European anti-fascist, whose books were burned by Nazis
By
Joe Martin
January 20, 2021
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Two panel comic: A cartoon dog sits inside a burning house, with a coffee mug beside it. "This is fine," it says.

This is fine: The artist behind the meme

K.C. Green’s cartoon canine has comforted the internet during a challenging year
By
Jezy J. Gray
January 13, 2021
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Daren Todd

Daren Todd co-opens Portland gallery to foster community among marginalized artists

The Downstairs Gallery showcases works from BIPOC, LGBTQ+ and disabled artists
By
Andrew Jankowski
January 6, 2021
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Eric Earley

What inspires Eric Earley

The Bardo philosophy is ingrained in the Blitzen Trapper frontman’s music, and his new career in homeless services has influenced his writing and his artwork
By
Jason Cohen
December 30, 2020
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Ed O'Brien

Ed O’Brien on growing up, answering his calling and his awakening

The Radiohead guitarist reflects on his career with the band in a letter to his younger self
By
Jane Graham
December 12, 2020
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Daniel Cox holds several copies of the Street Roots zine

Street Roots zine, ‘Survival,’ features vendor poetry, essays, art

Vendors will sell the publication during the holiday months as a means of earning additional income
By
Veronica Ruth
November 27, 2020
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Lee van der Voo

Lee van der Voo on the landmark legal fight against climate change

The Oregon journalist discusses her new book, ‘As the World Burns,’ about young people’s lawsuit against the federal government
By
Chris May
September 23, 2020
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History has been about survival of the friendliest, explains Dutch author Rutger Bregman

Bregman is certain humans are not as bad as we fear we are — and he’s written a book, ‘Humankind: A Hopeful History,’ to prove it
By
Thuy On
August 24, 2020
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Kermit and RuPaul sit across from each other at a table.

From a stream to streaming, Kermit tells us about his great leap forward

The famous frog, now 65, stars in a new Disney+ show. He credits his friends the Muppets for his enduring success and popularity.
By
Aimee Knight
August 18, 2020
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Portland hip hop artist Bocha performs on June 7 at Irving Park in Northeast Portland after a march led by Rose City Justice.

The soundtrack to a revolution: Hip-hop plays an important role in Portland protests

Local artists and music curators discuss the beats Portland’s Black Lives Matter movement is marching to
By
Donovan M. Smith
August 4, 2020

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