He stopped loving us today.
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What Is Wrong with People Who Won’t Wear Life-Saving Face Masks?
Do you think I like covering up this luscious beard that makes me look like Frederick Douglass—if you look at me while squinting real hard through your bad eye after three Gin Rickeys?
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For an Extra 17 Cents, the People Who Make Your Big Mac Deserve a Break
A 2015 study contends that if workers were paid $15 an hour, the cost of a Big Mac that now costs $3.99 would soar to—wait for it—$4.16.
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Worshippers of the Confederacy Are Sad That Kids Will Miss the Christmas Parade. Really, Really Sad.
What a noble sentiment.
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How to Succeed in America. (Step One: Bring Rubles.)
A tale of Lev and Igor (and Rootin’ Tootin’ Rudy).
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At St. Augustine’s University, Bahamian Students Ponder the Future of Their Devastated Homeland
Want to help those recovering from Dorian? Donate at the Bahamas Relief Supplies Drive on Friday at Emery Gymnasium on St. Aug’s campus, from 7:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
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What the Bull City Could Teach the President About the Real America
Remember how, in Easy Rider, Peter Fonda and Dennis Hopper went riding cross-country to find “the real America”? I found it, and I only had to drive eight miles from my house.
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The Phil Freelon I Knew
Y’all can remember him for what he built if you want to, but I’ll always remember him for what he didn’t build.
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Change Is Inevitable. But Is Insulting Longtime Business Patrons a Viable Business Plan?
It’s sad to drive past Beyú and see it shuttered, encased in darkness, silent, by 9:00 p.m.
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Keep Durham Great. Keep It INDY: A Great City Needs a Great Weekly.
Longtime N&O columnist Barry Saunders: “The greatness of a city can be judged by what kind of alternative weekly it has. With INDY Week, Durham—and the Triangle—has one of the greatest.”