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Killing Strangers: How Political Violence Became Modern
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Guest column: Herald’s coverage of Gaza protests making a horrible situation worse
“Reaching out with a serious matter.” This was the start of a text message I received on Sunday, Dec. 10 from a Western Washington University student whom I know as a family friend. The student is involved in local rallies for a ceasefire in Israel and Gaza and was seeking support in identifying an older white man who had attended recent rallies with a sign bearing a swastika inside a Star of David and an American flag with a skull-and-crossbones (the text included a photo).
Guest commentary: Herald coverage of Israel war biased, inaccurate
Editor's note: The Opinion page at Cascadia Daily News has chosen to take the unusual step of publishing a second guest commentary about coverage of the Israel-Hamas war in The Bellingham Herald, a competing medium, because the issues raised are of significant public concern, and The Herald currently offers no apparent means to publish community feedback about its work in its own pages. The first commentary piece, by Yoav Litvin, was published on Oct. 16.
What Mother Country Radicals Misses About the Weather Underground
“You don’t need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows.” In 1969, a militant faction of Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) borrowed this line from Bob Dylan’s song “Subterranean Homesick Blues” for the title of a manifesto they read at the organization’s national convention in Chicago.
Perspective | A famous act of resistance counsels caution as we address right-wing violence
Political leaders and FBI officials are frantically rushing to address the renewed threat of White Supremacist violence in the wake of the January 6 Capitol insurrection. But as they do so it is worth recalling the lessons of one of the most consequential acts of nonviolent resistance in American history, which happened 50 years ago this month.
New Laws for Tenants with Pets: What They Are and What Will This Mean?
Daniel Chard from Bird and Co. Conveyancing Solicitors discusses the new rules for tenants with pets, and what this will mean for tenants and landlords. For decades, landlords have had the right to refuse tenants based on their beloved furry friends. That said, with pets becoming increasingly more important in our lives, and with a mental health crisis on our hands, the government are pushing for change.
What will the property sector look like in 2021?
Daniel Chard is partner and head of property at Bird & Co Housing Demand to Plateau After the property sector was forced to halt everything during the first lockdown, the second half of the year saw demand for online conveyancing services bounce back dramatically. The Cambridge relaunches HTB mortgages We expect this surge to continue throughout Q1, due to a number of reasons.
When the FBI Targeted the Poor People’s Campaign
As a historian of the FBI and US social movements, I’ve been paying close attention to the furor that has erupted in response to historian David Garrow’s sensational essay on Martin Luther King Jr’s sex life published in a conservative British magazine. Garrow — who authored the 1981 book The FBI and Martin Luther King, Jr. and won a Pulitzer Prize for his 1986 biography of the civil rights icon — made shocking new claims about King based on findings in recently declassified FBI documents.
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