Amherst Will Celebrate Universal Declaration of Human Rights Day December 10
Source: amherstma.gov Join town officials on Wednesday December 10, for a community reading of the...
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What’s Happening in Amherst?
by Art and Maura Keene You can help us make our events calendar more comprehensive...
Opinion: LGBTQIA+ Caucus Plans Standout in Support of Queer and Trans Families
by The LGBTQIA+ Caucus of Amherst Delinda Dykes, a guidance counselor who was fired in...
Opinion:Yes, We Have a Reason to Hope for the Democratic Party. But It’s Not What You Think
No one is happy with the Democratic Party these days, and for good reasons. Although...
Opinion: If People Are Going Hungry, Why Can’t We Feed Them?
by Sonali Kolhatkar The following article was posted originally in Other Words on December 3,...
View on Views: Roads and Rivers
By Hetty Startup This is the sixth column in a series of ten. View previous...
A Better World is Possible: Nantucket Shows the Way on Banning Single-Use Plastics
By Kiera McLaughlin Nantucket, known for its inviting beaches and community charm, has also been...
A Better World Is Possible: The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Source; The text below is derived from Wikipedia, Office of The High Commissioner, United Nations, Human Rights, and Amnesty...
Photo of the Week: No King at Any Time
Our feature, Photo of the Week, presents each week, a new picture by a local photographer....
What’s in This Issue?
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The Thanksgiving Myth Hides the US’s Inability to Reckon With Its Own History
by Jesse Hagopian “I’m not against giving thanks. I’m against celebrating a falsehood,” says Choctaw...
National Black Friday Boycott of Companies Enabling Trump’s Assault on Democracy, Now Through December 1.
The We Ain’t Buying It campaign is calling for a national pause in purchasing from...