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“I will not stay silent as numbers of tenured faculty continue to decrease and diversity, equity and inclusion staff get pushed to the margins,” Shannon Portillo writes.
“I’ve chosen to spend my energy protecting, advocating for, loving on, breathing life into and creating possibility for quite frankly the most brilliant, the bravest, the baddest Blackest queerest people on earth,” Cody Charles writes.
Note: The Lawrence Times is running this series written by a community member who caught […]
Every spring the people of Justice Matters raise our collective voice in an effort to […]
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Recently I was walking in Old West Lawrence and came across a brick sidewalk renovation. […]
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“Coercive control is an integral part of the larger pattern of domestic violence” and addressing it is essential, Will Averill writes.
At Shawnee Mission East High School in Prairie Village, 41% of the students are afraid […]
“Ordinances that criminalize poverty, status and culture enable police to target disenfranchised and vulnerable communities. Stripping these ordinances from the books is the most basic way to reduce the frequency of police encounters that could result in a tragedy,” Kirsten Kuhn writes.
“It may sound like hyperbole at first, but if the current real estate trends in Lawrence continue at the current pace, soon it may be nearly impossible to buy a single-family home in Lawrence for less than $200,000,” Ryan Desch writes.
