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Maine Voices

Published
July 2, 2020

Maine Voices: In the spirit of this great country, let’s beat COVID-19

‘By wearing a mask and keeping at least 6 feet apart, you are telling strangers that you care about them,’ says the owner of Bull Feeney’s.
Published
July 1, 2020

Maine Voices: Vocal bystanders can help those targeted by hateful words, actions

A swastika painted in front of a Bangor synagogue is just the latest attempt to try to frighten and degrade a minority community.
Published
June 30, 2020

Maine Voices: COVID makes us aware that dining out is about more than a meal

Going to a favorite restaurant involves a social exchange that's hard to replace when the business is closed.
Published
June 29, 2020

Maine Voices: Maine woods would benefit from power line project

Importing Canadian hydropower would reduce greenhouse gas emissions, slowing climate change.
Published
June 28, 2020

Maine Voices: Black Lives Matter is the latest flower of the Black Radical Tradition

Despite what a recent columnist suggests, BLM does not vindicate liberalism – it exposes and upends liberalism.

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Published
June 27, 2020

Maine Voices: Let us be a Juneteenth nation, not a July Fourth one

Making June 19 our national holiday would be a celebration of when we, as a nation, started taking the Declaration of Independence seriously.
Published
June 26, 2020

Maine Voices: ‘Whitewashing’ history gives young people distorted view of America

Teaching our nation’s true story will encourage clearer thinking, not treachery, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist explains.
Published
June 25, 2020

Maine Voices: BIW brought on strike by forfeiting trust of workers

Senior management has subcontracted jobs and tried to cut costs in ways that have eroded morale and productivity.
Published
June 24, 2020

Maine Voices: Portland’s ties to slavery require study and action

Maine’s largest city should acknowledge that it benefited from the labor of enslaved people elsewhere and enact protesters’ demands.
Published
June 23, 2020

Maine Voices: Portland’s underserved communities are still paying for I-295

Land occupied by redundant ramps can be used for housing and job creation, while maintaining current levels of service.