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‘They took away our voices’: Administrators quash planned Plain City student walkout
In a statement sent late last week to district families, the Jonathan Alder Board of Education wrote that while it recognizes and respects the constitutional right of students to express their views, ‘those rights must be exercised in a manner that does not disrupt the operation of the schools.’
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‘It was like absolutely nothing changed’: The return of Times New Viking
After nearly a decade away, the Columbus trio headlines a concert at Cafe Bourbon Street on Friday, Feb. 27.
Danny Caine pushes back against book bans
In the newly released ‘How to Defend Books and Why,’ the Columbus writer offers practical advice on the best ways to fight against the book bans currently being championed by the right – with increasingly damning consequences.
Qamil Wright wraps a trio of slow-cooked EPs with ‘Dessert’
‘At the end of a good meal, you’re satisfied, you’re grateful. And I’m absolutely grateful, in general, to be in the most creative space I’ve ever been in throughout my career.’
Local Politics: The fallout of serving ICE(d) coffee
A local coffee chain has been under fire for saying it would not refuse to serve ICE agents. But the people who work there say that’s not the full story.
Wali Crowder gets in character for Harlem Renaissance Remix
The Columbus poet will appear in the guise of Harlem Renaissance writer Countee Cullen at Streetlight Guild this weekend.
Gaye Reissland leaves no doubt about the circumstances shaping her work
The Columbus artist, who will take part in Aminah Day at the King Arts Complex this weekend, has taken to writing on the back of each canvas, explaining in detail the circumstances that gave rise to her paintings.