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Watch: Transit Expert David Bragdon Says Technology Isn’t Revolutionary, Serving Public Interest Is

Reed College President John Kroger Stepping Down After Six-Year Tenure

On Friday, Reed College announced that its president, John Kroger, would be stepping down after a six-year tenure, The Oregonian first reported.

OSU Grad Student Faces Felony Hate Crime Charges For Putting Racist Bumper Stickers on Strangers’ Cars

Andrew Oswalt was indicted Wednesday and his bail increased to $250,000.

Oregon State University Student Leader Was Plastering Racial Slurs on Car Bumpers, Arrested With Eugene Neo-Nazi

Andrew Oswalt has been arrested twice at the university for spreading hateful messages and carrying a concealed weapon.

Oregon Senate Candidate Kayse Jama Asks Whether Comments in Portland City Hall Security Line Were Racially Targeted

As a guard peeked into a bag, he allegedly asked Jama if he had “any bazookas or bombs.”

Portland Has Forgiven Tonya Harding. But What About the Jail Blazers?

Those hated Blazer teams of Damon and Sheed deserve a reappraisal.

The Lady Things FAQ

How is this topic a “Lady Thing”? That’s a good question. Basically any topic I wish to discuss here is a Lady Thing because it’s a thing which I, a lady, would like to talk about. Those are the only two requirements, hope that clears things up!

The Dialogue: What Readers Said About Naming a Nightclub After H.P. Lovecraft, a Dead Racist

WW columnist Crystal Contreras argued that Lovecraft, who was openly racist and anti-Semitic, should be abandoned to the scrap heap of history.

It’s Too Late to Redeem HP Lovecraft, Who Was An Unapologetic Racist and Anti-Semite

One of the major problems with The Product of the Time argument is that it hinges on the belief that the person didn’t know better, that they lived in a time of naivete and innocence. They didn’t understand that calling someone a name that’s always been used as a form of oppression was harmful, and that they couldn’t see how their beliefs directly related to peoples’ suffering.

The Dialogue: What Readers Had to Say About White Men Staying Out of a Portland Election

“I don’t care if they are pink, brown, blue, yellow, red or purple with pink polka dots. Let them file. Let them run. And let the best of them win.”

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