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2020
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Feb. 27
Print Edition for the week of
Feb. 27 - Mar. 11, 2020
Vol. 20, No. 21
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News
Can State Legislation Fix Portland’s Police Accountability Problem?
by Alex Zielinski
Hall Monitor: How to Interrupt Hate
by Blair Stenvick
Music
Brooklyn Rapper Young M.A Is Unintentionally Changing What’s Acceptable in Rap
by Jenni Moore
Record Review: Stephen Malkmus,
Traditional Techniques
by Robert Ham
The 23 Best Concerts in Portland: Feb 27-March 11
Raphael Saadiq! Rapsody! Refused! Thundercat!
by The
Mercury
Music Experts Dream Team™
Movies & TV
An “Unbound” Portland International Film Festival Features More Northwest Filmmakers Than Ever Before
by Ned Lannamann
Emma
Review: Emma Is Wonderful, but the Real Star Is Sassy Bill Nighy
by Suzette Smith
The Best Movies and TV Shows to Watch: Fri Feb 28-Wed March 11
by Erik Henriksen and Mercury EverOut Staff
Mercury
Movie Madness: March Madness Edition!
by Bobby Roberts
Food and Drink
Tad’s Chicken ’N Dumplings: A Classic “Must-Stop” When Visiting the Gorge
by Andrea Damewood
Comedy
New Column! “I Passed My Hep C Test!” by Ryan Seacrest
by Ryan Seacrest
Books
John Sayles Interview: His New Novel
Yellow Earth
, the Boom and Bust of the Oil Industry, and How His Research Approach Has Changed
by Robert Ham
I, Anonymous
I, Anonymous: Nice Sneakers
by Anonymous
Cannabuzz
The Case for the “Black Market”
by Josh Jardine
I, Anonymous Blog
Thanks, Boomer
by Anonymous
Man Belch
by Anonymous
Stop Hoarding!
by Anonymous
The Talk of The Line
by Anonymous
Breastfeeding
by Anonymous
Lonely Rape Victims
by Anonymous
Just One Look
by Anonymous
Breastfeeding in the coffee shop
by Anonymous
No bad dogs, just bad owners
by Anonymous
I Stalked You for Years
by Anonymous
All tied up
by Anonymous
Porch Neighbors
by Anonymous
Ma'am, I need you to be...
by Anonymous
The real Portland is I, Anonymous
by Anonymous
Mask wearers on Alberta
by Anonymous
Cologne rhymes with Alone for a reason
by Anonymous
My Prince
by Anonymous
How an Dummy Rides
by Anonymous
Honking asshole!
by Anonymous
Dear Hit and Run Driver...
by Anonymous
Hello Portland
by Anonymous
Too much hostility
by Anonymous
Dick to the Max
by Anonymous
Ok, boomer
by Anonymous
a thought
by Anonymous
Hey Newbs
by Anonymous
Street Hogs
by Anonymous
To the friend you used to be
by Anonymous
I'm afraid but I have no memory
by Anonymous
This Virus
by Anonymous
I'm Saving This Seat
by Anonymous
Fuck the Purell, hand me the Jameson!
by Anonymous
Street Parked Lambos
by Anonymous
Being Prepared is not the same as Being Panicked
by Anonymous
Savage Love
Spit and Polish
by Dan Savage
Sneaker Wave
The Latest in Portland Hip-Hop: Two Live Shows at Kelly’s Olympian, and Three New Local Releases
by Jenni Moore
Crossword Solution
“All in All”: Behold, the Answers to This Issue’s Crossword!
Editor’s Note
Wm. Steven Humphrey’s Adventures in Newspapering: I’m in the Market!
by Wm. Steven Humphrey
The Gender Empowerment Issue
THE
MERCURY
GENDER EMPOWERMENT ISSUE
by Mercury Staff
Gender? Fuck. (Or, The Future’s On Its Way... Are You Ready?)
by Mx. Dahlia Belle
Sit Down and Listen: Four Podcasts About Gender
by Suzette Smith
Boys to Men: Stopping Male Toxicity Before It Blooms
by Wm. Steven Humphrey
She Bop’s Experts Talk Gender, Sexuality, and Being a Sex Shop for Every Body
by Blair Stenvick
Anot
her Journal Comic
by Marcy King
How to Be a Better Ally
by Robert Ham
POW Film Fest’s
The Directors
Catalogs 92 Portland-Based Women and Nonbinary Directors
by Suzette Smith