Guest Commentary
MLK and VUCA?
In an era of uncertainty and unrest, Mary Ann Graham examines how Dr. King’s principles of wisdom and nonviolence can guide modern activism.
What it’s Like to Live in Minneapolis Right Now
Through the eyes of a mother, this essay captures daily life, exhaustion, and solidarity in a Minneapolis community living under federal enforcement pressure.
A Paperboy’s Proof: Immigrants Have Always Been Here
Through memories of a 1960s paper route, Paul Hinderle recalls how immigrant families helped build the heart and character of Minneapolis.
When Ice Hits Home
A personal essay on immigration fear, family and what it means when ICE anxiety moves from headlines into family ties.
Do Good Without Leaving Your ’Hood: Support Kenwood School
This holiday season, when the news feels like one long sigh, here’s a small bright spot — you can lend a hand that truly matters right here at home. Kenwood Elementary may look picture-perfect from the outside, but inside are kids whose families juggle long hours and need a little extra support, and your help can make all the difference.
