Read NPI’s review of Anna-Lisa Cox’s new book The Bone and Sinew of the Land: America’s Forgotten Black Pioneers and the Struggle for Equality.
Monthly Archives: July 2018
Tired of Amazon’s greedy politics and bad business practices? Diversify your shopping!
If the prospect of diversifying your shopping and reducing your dependence on Amazon is appealing to you, then have a look at this guide of alternatives that we have put together.
Meet the 2018 contenders in Washington’s 8th Congressional District: Shannon Hader
Read NPI’s profile of Dr. Shannon Hader, one of three credible Democratic candidates vying to advance to the November general election in Washington’s 8th Congressional District.
Whatever happened to “let the people vote”? Right wing voices silent as Alan Gottlieb’s group tries to block I‑1639 from the ballot
Having gone 0 for 2 against the Alliance for Gun Responsibility in previous years, Washington’s right wing has apparently lost its appetite for another ballot battle. They want petitions for the Alliance’s latest initiative to be invalidated on a technicality.
The Declaration of Independence, two hundred and forty-two years later
This Fourth of July, take a few minutes to read the Declaration of Independence.
LIVE from I‑5: We’re on our way to Olympia to turn in signatures for Initiative 1631
Good morning from Interstate 5! In just a few short hours, the Yes on I‑1631 coalition will be submitting petitions to qualify to the November statewide ballot a groundbreaking initiative that would put a price on pollution in Washington State and use the revenue raised to fund a just and responsible transition to a clean energy […]
Book Review: No Ashes in the Fire by Darnell L. Moore burns bright and goes out too soon
It’s a rare thing for a book to conclude and the reader’s biggest complaint be that there quite wasn’t enough of it. Yet, that’s what Darnell L. Moore accomplished with his memoir No Ashes in the Fire.