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Mar. 8
Print Edition for the week of
Mar. 8 - 14, 2017
Vol. 17, No. 43
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News
Love in the Time of Kool-Aid
Is Taking to the Streets Obsolete?
by Olivia Olivia
In Other News
Turmoil in the Women’s March, and Oregon’s Reproductive Resistance
by Megan Burbank
Resistance & Solidarity
From Slacktivism to Activism
Resistance Events for the Week of March 8–14
by Emilly Prado
Music
Helado Negro’s Power Through Autonomy
Experimental Electronic Musician Roberto Carlos Lange Makes Time and Space for Connection on 2016’s
Private Energy
by Emilly Prado
As Layperson, Julian Morris Gives Us His Voice
The Portland Musician’s New EP,
Tidings
, Welcomes New Beginnings
by Ciara Dolan
Sneaker Wave
We’ve Got to Talk Misogyny in Hip-Hop
by Jenni Moore
Things to Do Music: March 8-14
Noteworthy Shows This Week
Movies & TV
Things to Do Film: March 10-16
This Week:
River's Edge
,
Night of the Hunter
, and Some Seriously Insane Kung Fu
by Mercury Staff
Beauty and Terror: Director Jordan Vogt-Roberts on Monsters, Vietnam, and
Kong: Skull Island
Interview and Comic by Suzette Smith
by Suzette Smith
Cannabis
Women and Weed
These Women Blazed Trails... and Ganja
by Jagger Blaec
Food and Drink
Wonder Women
Meet the Superheroines of Portland Food and Drink
by Heather Arndt Anderson and Andrea Damewood
The
Portland Mercury
's Highball
Visual Art
Meet Painter Jeremy Okai Davis
His Portraits Celebrate the Messiness of Analog Work
by Kathleen Marie
Wednesday Comics
March 8
Books
Sorry to Disrupt the Peace
’s Hero Dysphoria
A Korean Adoptee Tries to Make (and Do) Good in Patty Cottrell’s Fearless, Tragicomic debut
by Katie Pelletier
Morgan Parker Writes About Beyoncé and the World Beyoncé Lives in
There Are More Beautiful Things Than Beyoncé
is About More Than the Poetics of Pop Culture
by Megan Burbank
Theater & Performance
Black Sun
Is About Worth & Beauty
The New Play Is for Our Black Sons and Daughters
by Jenni Moore
Feature
Wingin’ It
Could Refurbished Airplanes Become Portland’s Next “Tiny Homes” Movement?
by Elinor Jones
Fighting for My Womanhood
How Transgender Women are Held to a Higher Standard
by Sophia Lee
I, Anonymous
End of an Era
by Anonymous
Cannabuzz
Valedictorian of Weed
D.A.R.E.’s Scare Tactics Worked on Our Guest Columnist for Years
by Claire La Fleur
Sold Out
News and Fashion Events for the Merry Month of March
by Elizabeth Mollo
One Day at a Time
On Beatty, Beauty, and the Beast
by Ann Romano
New Column!
You’re Wrong About That: The “Keep Hope Alive” Edition
by Francine Colman-Gutierrez
Letters
A Note to Our Readers On A Day Without a Woman
Or, Why There Are No Men in This Issue
by Megan Burbank
I, Anonymous Blog
What the Hell is in the Air?
by Anonymous
Organic Splooge
by Anonymous
I Know You Got This
by Anonymous
I Flip You Off, You Flip Me Off, We Good
by Anonymous
Fill in the Blanks New Bigoted IA Template
by Anonymous
Play Big
by Anonymous
Conflicted with My Philosophies in the Workplace
by Anonymous
Fun Facts About Crosswalks!
by Anonymous
Do You Want to "Pass" or Be Loved for Who You Are?
by Anonymous
I Want My Fucking Croissant Back
by Anonymous
Criminal Scum
by Anonymous
Happy Birthday, My Best Uncle
by Anonymous
I Thought This Would Be So Much Easier
by Anonymous
Savage Love & Sex
Savage Love
Defining Decency Down
by Dan Savage
This Week in Vaginas
Kellyanne Conway’s Hair is Making Me a Bad Person
by Courtenay Hameister
Let’s Do It—With Bri Pruett
I’m a Woman—AMA!
by Bri Pruett