US President-elect Donald Trump is starting his four-year term with some of the lowest approval ratings seen by an American president-elect in decades. Just south of the border
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#YesAllWomen by Laura Jean Moore
There must be an apple for me to eat somewhere.1 What is the danger in a woman? I have been looking for the answer
No, You’re Not Moving to Europe, Part 2 by Kelly Davio
This month’s “The Waiting Room” is the second installment of the three-part essay “No, You’re Not Moving to Europe.” If you missed Part 1: Brexit
No, You Aren’t Moving to Europe—an essay in three parts by Kelly Davio
Part 1: Brexit Britain Finally, the 2016 US election is over. (The next four years are on their way, but let’s not go there just
Politics and Poetry: Writers Taking on Politicians Worldwide by Emily Ramser
The US presidential election is stirring writers to action. The hashtag #WritersOnTrump is taking over Twitter. A group of over 400 writers released an online petition
Naturally Political: An Interview with Ann Pancake by L.N. Holmes
“I think if you get the art right, the politics will come along naturally after it. But if you try to make politics the most important part of the piece, then the piece may come off as preachy or didactic and is probably going to have a weaker political effect, ironically, than if you try to deliberately put the politics in there.” ~ Ann Pancake, author of Strange As This Weather Has Been
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