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The Women That Kill, Abuse and Torture
Marian Partington is working to forgive Rosemary West – one of her sister’s killers – because she thinks the only way to break the cycle of female violence is to understand it. Katharine Quarmby reports.
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Election Cycles, Tough Choices, Conspiracies, and What My Life Has Shown Me
Remembering what it means to be human and humane, Max Reif tackles the spiritual side of this year’s election cycle.
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The Danger of Corporate Facial Recognition Software
The Illinois biometric privacy statute survived a recent attack. There will be others. What’s at stake? Adam Schwartz schools you.
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Monochrome
The tag team of Pam Carter and Omar Willey bring you a poem based on a photograph based on a poem based on a memory.
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Unsnarling the Complexity of Naming and Shaming
Hilda Bastian explores the renaissance of public shaming in all its facets.
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On Redeeming Other People
What if the person you want to redeem does not want redemption? Then you must dream. Kelly J. Baker writes.
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My Husband’s Rare Cancer
Dr. Ricki Lewis delves into her own husband’s rare type of cancer and ponders why some medical people are dismissive of science.
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Restaurant Reviews by Seattle First-Graders
Pam Carter surveys a group of Seattle first-graders for their thoughts on fine dining around Seattle.
