Suday, February 27. 1pm
Battelle Darby Nature Center, 1415 Darby Creek Dr, Galloway 43119
What do we do with the bison in the winter? Come for a 2-mile hike to see the bison in their winter pasture and learn about their adaptations for cold weather.

Saturday, March 5, 12pm
Ohio Statehouse
An open mic rally outside the Ohio Statehouse organized by the Queer Teen Activist Collective 614. This rally comes as a response to heightened anti-trans youth sentiment and political action in Ohio and across the US, including the movement of HB454 into committee in the Ohio Statehouse. Too often are queer youth spoken over or unheard, so we are providing a space for those voices to be heard loud and clear by all.
Facebook link: https://fb.me/e/35Gfu8EgG.

Thursday, February 25, 7:30pm, Jimmy V’s Grill & Pub, 1788 W. Fifth Ave.

Note: we have had to reschedule this event at the 11th hour. See this site for further information; we are confirmed for Thursday, February 25, at 7:30pm.

You are invited to a “Meet and Greet” with Morgan Harper, Democratic Candidate for the United States Senate, which is the seat being vacated by Rob Portman. The first challenge will be the primary where Ms. Harper will run against Tim Ryan, who is endorsed by the conservative side of the Ohio Democratic Party. This is a semi-public event organized by myself and is not affiliated with any other organization except Morgan Harper for Senate.

Expect a diverse group of attendees, including pharmacists, atheists, and political activists associated with the Columbus Free Press. Special guests for the event will be Bob Fitrakis and Suzanne Patzer, well known for their activism. Learn more about Ms. Harper by checking out her website here.

The combined promotions of what is effectively a nondebate over critical race theory and the 1620, 1776, and 1836 “projects” of alternative, anti-factual, and literally white-washed American history lead to rants and screeds from attention-seeking, wannabe presidential candidates and other Republican politicians. Unsurprisingly, they begin by echoing the “former guy.” (See Donald J.

When Nelson Mandela was freed from his Robben Island prison on February 11, 1991, my family, friends and neighbors followed the event with keen interest as they gathered in the living room of my old home in the Nuseirat Refugee Camp in the Gaza Strip.