The Seattle-based national radio host has been the talk of the blogosphere this week. And he was flamed as the "Worst Person in the World" by MSNBC's Keith Olbermann for an article about America's culpability in the institution of slavery. He spoke with Crosscut's David Neiwert about why he believes
Kevin Allman wonders if wine writer Eric Asimov is too cozy with the owners of a restaurant he praised. His is among other provocative questions posed by Stumptown bloggers recently.
The big, flawed PBS miniseries has the positive effect of making us consider again how so many accepted an unjust action against Japanese Americans.
The memorial service for Walt Crowley drew a huge crowd and offered a lesson in the life and history of a city.
There's an uncomfortable amount of innocence and ignorance in this revival of the Harper Lee novel, starting with that Perfect White Guy, Atticus Finch.
