Phoenix’s Mission-driven Bookstore Stays Open with Community Support
Almost exactly a year ago, we wrote about how Palabras–Phoenix, AZ’s first bilingual bookstore–needed our help. At that point, Palabras was a few-year-old bookstore and community space with all kinds… Read more »
The publisher of the Arizona Republic joins the growing list of women accusing an Arizona state representative of sexual harassment
Earlier this month, Dustin Gardiner reported for AZcentral.com on the increasing number of sexual harassment accusations against Arizona State Representative Don Shooter. At that point, many women (an original five, plus a steady… Read more »
Be the change you want to see in your local library
“We are eager to serve non-English-speaking constituents that are among us,” says the public library operations supervisor of Tempe, Arizona (a suburb of Phoenix). As if we needed another reason to love librarians.… Read more »
Conservative newspaper faces threats after endorsing Clinton; responds in the classiest way possible
Two weeks ago, the editorial board at the Arizona Republic took a stand that had been a year in the making. For the first time in its more than 125… Read more »