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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has made a name by picking public, sometimes ugly fights, including with the College Board over AP African American Studies.

The NAACP is warning that the state is "openly hostile toward African Americans, people of color and LGBTQ+ individuals.”

Designed to mirror the path of the total solar eclipse of 2017, the intergenerational and immersive dance performance is inspired by the lives of famous Hopkinsville author Bell Hooks and Regina Bowden, mother of choreographer and Artistic Director MK Abadoo.

When it comes to democracy in America, it can be fair to use Charles Dickens' opening sentence to his novel A Tale of Two Cities to characterize this moment:

Elizabeth Ayer and Brad Nordman showed off the Pacific Northwest in a wedding weekend that featured events like a luau and whale-watching excursion. For the main event, a palette of blue and vibrant citrus set the scene beneath a stunning sailcloth tent, where the couple danced to a live band and a silent disco.

Why is there such a great discrepancy between what scholars of education have been telling us and what happens in the classroom?

Zeenat Book Supply, a New Market staple for book lovers since 1963, will close shop on May 1, 2023.

Love Ethic runs at the University of Saskatchewans Kenderdine Art Gallery through April 28.

The variety of art in Saskatoon galleries this month includes anniversary celebrations, war recognition and local artists solo exhibitions.

People commonly misunderstand the term patriarchy. When men in particular hear the word, many of us tend to get defensive, feeling it is a condemnation of men as a whole. In order to understand what patriarchy is, we need to understand what it isn’t. Patriarchy isn’t individual sexism or casual misogyny by “a few bad...