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There is no antiracist movement without fighting anti-Asian discrimination Segregated approaches to fighting racism are costing us humanity. By Jeneé Osterheldt Globe Columnist,Updated March 4, 2021, 3:15 p.m. Email to a Friend It happened in Chinatown first. Before we had a single case in the city, before we had a mask mandate, before we had our first shut down, the xenophobic stigma attached to coronavirus started to tear away at my neighborhood. Some businesses were down by more than half by early February last year. By April, the Center for Public Integrity found more than 30 percent o...

2/4/2021 — By Lauren David ©Kris Wiktor/Shutterstock These great parks have a lottery system. Here's how to enter. Many of us may be feeling the itch to travel after staying home for almost a year as we continue living through a pandemic. When it is safe to travel again, it’s possible that our travel priorities have shifted. Maybe you prefer to spend more time outdoors. If you're wanting to get out more in nature and visit specific parks or recreation areas, you’re going to need to do some extra planning. Several U.S. parks require entering and winning a lottery to have ...

There are a lot of interesting facts about Idaho and if you talk to an Idahoan, chances are they have told you over and over again how amazing it is to live here and visit here. We have some facts that show just how awesome Idaho is in comparison to others because Idaho just does things better. First of all let's talk about Shoshone Falls. It is a stunning waterfall and to those who say, "Yeah well, it's no Niagara Falls", well you would be right. It's better. Shoshone Falls known as the Niagara of the West is actually higher than Niagara Falls so ha!

True West Magazine Franciscan Brother Simeon Schwemberger began his passion for photography of the Four Corners region after his discovery of a surplus large-format 5×7 glass-plate camera at the St. Michaels Mission near Window Rock, Arizona, in 1901. His poignant 1908 photo of a public Jemez Pueblo ceremony in New Mexico reflects his sensitivity for the Native peoples he photographed. – Courtesy Library of Congress –   For millions of would-be travelers to the American West, 2020 will be remembered as the year that might have been. For those who did venture out West this past year, spo...

>> you get into a place called black canyon, which is, you know, vertical cliff walls and black timber down in the bottom of it that -- you know, it's like finding a needle in a haystack in there. >> by 8:00 p.m., mckenzie was five hours overdue. the rescue pilots were tired, and running out of fuel and daylight. and then the authorities called. the military would take over, the man said. would send out a team in the morning. and in 30 minutes bobbi and her friends would be ordered out of the air. >> bobbi had one last area to search. shell canyon in the big horn mountains. >> rough, rugged, h...