The current administration, ideologically, wants to do nothing. It wants to let the virus liquidate the old and unwell; to purge the “rotten” out of society. It wants to take a long run on wishful-thinking vice action, the long run to fanciful herd immunity.
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The courts are squarely in view now, along with the 2020 pandemic and so much else at stake November 3. The death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg reminds us: For our country’s long-term health, few election issues outrank the power of the president to appoint and the Senate to confirm federal judges.
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On Halloween night, El Mercado Pop-up Market at the FAR Center for Contemporary Arts will celebrate local Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) artisans, restaurants, and activists.
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The arts are having a moment. Called on to serve as both a witness to tragedy and an inspiration to act, artists have channeled the grief of a nation into eloquent works of art centered on Black lives, social justice, and economic equality.
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Ten high school seniors have been selected as finalists for the 2021 Monroe County Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship Program.
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