Protest Cookies
Proceeds from the kick-ass cookie boxes, loaded with goods from 21 lady-operated Portland spots, will be delivered to Planned Parenthood on the day of Trump's inauguration.
01/06/2017 By Kelly Clarke
Body Talk
Two pioneering bills were intended to make contraceptive access easier than ever. One year later, not much has changed.
01/04/2017 By Molly Woodstock
Explainer
From body cameras to the 48-hour rule, we break it down.
12/20/2016 By Webb Wright
Politics
Meet the other new boss.
12/20/2016 By Zach Dundas
A wide range of Oregonians reflect on what Donald Trump’s victory means for their lives, their work, and their communities.
11/23/2016 By Portland Monthly Staff
“No one had a contingency plan for this.”
From public lands to parks funding to climate policy, it’s going to be a rocky ride.
"I do not have any silver lining."
Expect an era of “satire with teeth,” among other responses.
From the role of venture capital to the urban/rural divide to simple pain and healing, there’s a lot of work to do.
Here’s how Trump’s presidency might affect your uterus.
11/16/2016 By Molly Woodstock
Rent control is a hot-button topic today, but the story goes back to 1985.
11/14/2016 By Arlo Voorhees
Oregoniana
In other words, that time we were dumped by the Queen of England.
11/14/2016 By Zach Dundas
But Chloe Eudaly’s longshot bid provided an oasis of hope for liberal Portland.
11/09/2016 By Arlo Voorhees
Events
Safety in numbers, right?
11/07/2016 By Zach Dundas
News
A radical vision of the Constitution and who really owns public lands will be with us for a long time.
11/02/2016 By Leah Sottile
Six Gresham teens don Wildfang's "Wild Feminist" tees, vowing to not allow Trump's version of locker room talk in their school.
10/27/2016 By Eden Dawn
Edible Fact Check
Handsome gold-embossed wrappers dress up five of the Donald's claims, debunked by fact checkers.
10/21/2016 By Webb Wright
The Long Play
Two progressives fight it out for a chance to shape the city’s future.
10/17/2016 By Zach Dundas
The Rural Organizing Project offers strategies for communities under siege by groups like the Bundy family.
10/13/2016 By Ko Ricker
May 2019
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