Seven of Isaac Scott's breathtaking black and white images taken at protests in Philadelphia are spread across 14 pages in the June 22 issue of The New Yorker magazine, which includes other stories related to George Floyd and social justice.
Sixty years ago, Sen. John F. Kennedy’s presidential campaign drew huge crowds and dramatically altered local politics.
Steven Wright’s first novel, “The Coyotes of Carthage,” is informed by the five years the author spent doing voting rights litigation for the United States Department of Justice.
In an effort to provide aid to recovering businesses, the City of Madison created the “Streatery” Restaurant Recovery Program, which temporarily allows restaurants to expand outdoor dining onto the public sidewalks, on-street parking areas or in privately owned parking lots through an administrative approval process.
In times of turmoil, it is difficult to see the full story. But then it hits you: The chaos is the story.
National Association of Black Journalists updates its style guide, and we are, too.
COVID-19 opened our eyes to stresses too long obscured by a distracted society.
At the same time, stress, grief and fear have crept into our everyday lives, making our mental health just as vulnerable.
Being Black in America is not only hazardous to our health, but can be a death sentence for some.
Maybe you made this in quarantine, or maybe you should try to now.
During a health crisis where so much is unknown and uncontrollable, an activity like baking allows us to manipulate variables to control the outcome.
Getting a Zoom invite to your friends’ wedding to be held on April 1 sounds like an April Fools’ Day joke.
Our inner home cook has been forced out of the woodwork by quarantine.
At the forefront of our minds with this pandemic has been protecting our mental and physical health.
the state’s Safer at Home order challenged families with children of all ages.
Exploring natural areas can improve health and well-being, and collectively we’ve been doing a lot outdoors since quarantine started.
If you don’t have a dog at home and need a canine pick-me-up, check out these Instagram accounts featuring local pups you can admire from a distance.
While some area pet shelters reported adoption increases during quarantine, others report lower numbers due to fewer furry friends available for adoption.
I often have to squint through the blinding light of my own white privilege.
The original plans for Madison Vegan Fest are canceled, but you can still celebrate veganism, animal rights and environmentally friendly eats at a curb-side pop-up this Saturday.
This year includes a broad range of events that celebrate, educate, and inspire activism in the cause of freedom and justice.
With Phase 2 of the Dane County COVID-19 order underway, restaurants are able to operate at 50% capacity starting today.
Bill and Bobbie Malone are basically inseparable. They play music together and after her 2011 retirement from the Wisconsin Historical Society, Bobbie helped with “Back to the Country,” Bill's Wednesday morning program on WORT-FM.
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