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Discovering The Secrets Of Oregon's Coast With The Kids

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Here's Why Flying The Rainbow Flag At Sports Events Is Necessary

How one queer journalist and fan found belonging in soccer.
By Katelyn Best, Outsports

5 Things The Media Gets Wrong About White Supremacist Hate

It’s not rare, it’s not fringe ― and it’s terrorism more often than you think.
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A Dying Man's Gift Of Awareness

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Protest In The Era Of Donald Trump

Portland clashes between fringe conservatives and anti-fascists are emblematic of a wider problem with U.S. protests.
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The So-Called 'Uptick In Hate' Is Fundamentally American

Incidents fueled by prejudice and hate, from the Portland attack to LeBron James vandalism, don’t exist in a vacuum.
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After Portland And London, It’s Time To Change How We Talk Terrorism

"Hate crime" has become America's safety phrase.
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Violence Erupts In Portland Amid Alt-Right, Anti-Fascist Rallies

This city has been preparing for war for a week.
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On Portland Hero’s Last Day, Two Loving Goodbyes

In an exclusive interview, Taliesin Myrddin Namkai-Meche's girlfriend remembers her last moments with a young man excited about life.
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My Student Died In The Portland Attacks. Now We Must Defend His Values.

Taliesin's sacrifice gifted us examples of a possible Portland and a diverse America.
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