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It is simply not nice.
I have been doing volunteer shifts doing court observing as masked ICE agents are snatching immigrants when they come to court for mandatory immigration court appointments. Volunteers help distribute information about immigrants’ rights, collect emergency contact information so we can let someone know if they are detained, and try to
Serenades at City Hall
This is an extra Philadelphia-heavy edition, because all of a sudden there are a ton of exciting events all clustered together happening here! And still no centralized place to find out about them, as far as I can tell, so please enjoy this cobbled together attempt to spread the word.
Scaling up instead of shrinking
It's likely you've heard about the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) withdrawing project grants that had already been awarded, which happened Friday, May 2. Many, if not most, of the NEA's staff members have resigned, including the three hardworking and dedicated (and stylish)
Links Hall eulogy
Links Hall is a small performing arts venue in Chicago that has been a vital home for independent artists for the last 45 years or so. Last week the organization announced that they would be closing at the end of June due to ongoing financial troubles. When I heard the