Civil Rights

University of Rochester’s Military Partnership Should Be More Transparent

Before I get into the economics of this problem, I need to establish from the very beginning that the University of Rochester has always been committed to the enterprise of war. Students have enlisted in every major United States military

Dorothy Cotton, Presente!

I traveled to Ithaca, New York, earlier this month to attend the public memorial service for Dorothy Cotton, the under-recognized educator, organizer, and singer/musician. Her legacy is little known despite having been the only woman to hold a leadership position

Big Apple Con report—finally revealed: the artist of the Martin Luther King Jr. comic

The Beat by James Romberger This last weekend, the Penn Plaza Pavilion in NYC was the home of the annual Big Apple Con, which featured a host of old school comics talent. I went to this event for specific goals. Foremost

Civil Rights

University of Rochester’s Military Partnership Should Be More Transparent

Dorothy Cotton, Presente!

Big Apple Con report—finally revealed: the artist of the Martin Luther King Jr. comic

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