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Observation and Intervention

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By Gabriel Granillo Verified
| Willamette Week Verified
As an actor, activist, social services professional, and writer, Paul Susi is entangled in stories. Some are Shakespearean tragedies of lust and murder, others are about the many thousands of vulnerable people he’s helped in his work in transitional housing and shelters over the past two decades. One story in particular—that of a Chinese immigrant who was wrongfully convicted of murder and sentenced to death in the late 1880s—helped spur Susi’s first book, Character Work.
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Portland’s Latino Communities Focus on Awareness, Strength and Unity for Hispanic Heritage Month

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By Gabriel Granillo Verified
| Willamette Week Verified
It’s no surprise Donald Trump doesn’t like Portland. Back in 2020, his administration labeled the Rose City, as well as Seattle and New York, an “anarchist jurisdiction” in an attempt to revoke millions of dollars of federal funding following the massive protests in the wake of the murder of George Floyd. Just recently, on Sept.
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Reggie’s Manga Shop Takes an All-Ages Approach to Manga and Anime

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By Gabriel Granillo Verified
| Willamette Week Verified
In a bit of not-so-subtle foreshadowing of her current job, Kryston Skinner started a manga club when she was in high school. “I filled up an entire filing cabinet with all my manga and made a free manga library,” she recalls with a laugh. Now as a co-owner of Reggie’s Manga Shop (7015 N Greeley Ave., reggiesmangashop.com) with Devon Sifford, Skinner has replaced the filing cabinet with a full-size bookshelf that stands behind the register.
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