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Crafts and Activism Combine
Change requires both an inner and outer dialogue. “Craftivism,” or activism through the art of crafts, fosters such dialogue—and craftivism is happening in Fayetteville.
Groups Collaborate for Transgender Visibility Day
Various interest and support groups throughout Northwest Arkansas gathered Tuesday at the University of Arkansas to advocate for transgender visibility.
Flee Circus
My mom left when I was young, and my former husband left me, too. Maybe because of this, I’ve noticed that I’m quick to assume that any man I’m seeing
Native Representation
In the PC-charged culture we live in, though, the show has been taking a lot of flak for “white-washing” and being blind to actual issues.
Local Ridesharing Options Growing
Americans are finally becoming interested en masse in alternatives to privately owned vehicles, which is driving a change in what transportation looks like.
It Chaps My Ass
Did you all catch the story in the news about the attack on 27-year-old, pregnant Michelle Wilkins?
The Lowdown on HB 1228
A controversial religious freedom bill that critics say would open the door to discrimination passed in the Arkansas legislature Monday.
Passion Week, Eclipse, Full Moon, Aries Festival, Passover & Easter
We have entered a most important week of multiple festivals. Three Ages and religious festivals – stages for humanity’s development – are occurring simultaneously.
A Witness to Innocence
Gary Drinkard spent six years on death row for a crime he didn’t commit.
Bountiful Natural Capital
Have you ever heard of such a thing as “Natural Capital”? It is quite real and big businesses are including their share of the wealth found in natural ecosystems into their financial spreadsheet.