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‘White privilege’ Makes Some Uncomfortable
Until that moment, I never saw clearly that society stacked the deck in my favor, giving me benefits not available to minorities. It was sobering. Later, I learned that sociologists call my advantage “white privilege.”
You Deserve A Breakup Today
Ideally, “till death do us part” doesn’t lead to daydreams involving a shovel and a tarp.
Lunar Eclipse – Something Disappears
Friday afternoon/early evening we have the Aquarius solar festival and full moon with the first lunar eclipse of 2017.
Animals in Love Part I: Monogamy Myths
If we could talk with animals, we could ask them if they loved that special valentine of theirs, commonly referred to as a mate.
A Conversation with Singer-Songwriter Adam Torres
Adam Torres’ music is like the beauty of the desert — lonesome, vast, tranquil and serene.
Review: Summers In Space by The Bends
The power blues trio out of Pittsburg, Kan. are about to unleash a scuzzy tour de force upon us mere mortals.
Crystal Bridges Announces Hearty February Events
Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art invites visitors to explore the newest temporary exhibition, Valentine’s-related events and participate in a variety of art programs in February.
Downtown Arts Venue Announces Grand Opening Events
Fayetteville’s newest performance art venue and bar is officially open.
Bannon’s Coup
Stephen K. Bannon, Donald Trump’s chief strategist, has been elevated to the Principals Committee of the National Security Council, the top tier of national-security policymakers.
Santa Clarita Diet Breathes New Life Into The Genre of the Living Dead
“Santa Clarita Diet” only popped up on my radar a month or so ago with a clever, minimalist ad campaign that gave away just enough to intrigue: this is a show where Drew Barrymore eats people, and Justified’s Timothy Olyphant plays her relaxed stoner husband.