It’s Not Just About History: Visiting the Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial
It’s hard to describe the shock of recognition when sepia history meets full-color present, when they can align so precisely. That’s one of the many gifts that the Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial gives to its visitors.
Do databases realize they have student customers?
A rant from the techno-librarian, about the failure of commercial businesses to make their databases usable by the people who actually use them.
Who Gets to Decide What a City Can Do with Broadband Internet?
David Morris explains how states’ rights dominates the discussion about city-based municipal broadband.
The David Gushee Interview on Changing Our Mind
Read The Spirit’s David Crumm interviews David Gushee on why he reversed his stance on LGBT relationships and rewrote his whole ethical and biblical approach to LGBT men and women.
Transit
A delicate 20-page comic about being at the end of the line, by Peter Quach.
Is It Because I Know the Word “Duff”?
Poetry by Pam Carter.
“Jim Crow All Over Again” : In Advance of Election Day, Voting Restrictions Loom
The real reason for the voter ID laws is to lower turnout, to hold onto power by keeping those who in opposition from exercising their solemn right. Deirdre Fulton reports.
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