Letter: Casement Park has become a metaphor for Sinn Féin’s journey

Radical "Redneck" History: Insult or Badge of Pride?

Radical "Redneck" History: Insult or Badge of Pride?

Recounting The Cheese Board’s early days: Manure-cured cheese, 25-hour work weeks, and bungled bread

Alumni of the collective gathered at the Berkeley Hillside Club to share wild and surprising stories of the influential shop’s founding and evolution.

Irish signs for split roads? Controversial vote looms over building only on Nationalist sections of 'long streets' versus plastering them over Unionist areas too, despite opposition

Two streets split between unionist and nationalist areas could see Irish signs only placed where they’re wanted – or run the entire length of them, against the wishes of one community.

Did Life Begin on Mars?

Steve Benner’s Meet the Neighbors makes some bold and fascinating claims.

The best queer beach read for you, based on your sign

This story originally appeared on Them.

Justice 'in sight' for gay men historically wronged

As Dublin city was preparing for Pride celebrations this week, inside Leinster House legislation to correct a historical injustice done to gay men was moving its way through the Seanad.

My Confrontation with Rainbow Capitalism and the Pride Industrial Complex

By Nicky Reid aka Comrade Hermit Exile in Happy Valley I grew up very Queer in a very small and very conservative town in Central Pennsylvania. I didn’t have the word ‘Queer’ or really any word to properly describe my feelings of visceral otherness, but I couldn’t seem [] The post My Confrontation with Rainbow Capitalism and the Pride Industrial Complex first appeared on Attack the System.

Californios is The World's First 3 Michelin Star Mexican Restaurant

Plus the SF gay bars scanning patron’s faces, Keke and Sean forever, and how foods become American.

“What Does Liberation Look Like?” How Harvest Cabaret Is Using Hip-Hop to Start the Conversation

For many artists, music reflects the world as it is. For Indie Johnson, founder of Harvest Cabaret, music is an opportunity to imagine the world as it could be. That vision sits at the heart of Harvest Cabaret’s newly released Liberation Rap Cipher, a collaborative project bringing together five Black queer artists — Tommy Kuir, [...] The post “What Does Liberation Look Like?” How Harvest Cabaret Is Using Hip-Hop to Start the Conversation first appeared on GLAAD.

Meet the ‘Weird Moms’ of Fort Worth Who Embrace Diversity, Acceptance & Joy in North Texas

From meet and greets with local candidates to the “Weird Mom Prom,” this Fort Worth nonprofit is building community and changing perceptions about the kinds of people who live in the DFW metroplex.

Celebrating America's Radical Revolution

Celebrating America's Radical Revolution

Did You Hear New York Socialists' Creepy Chant Following Tuesday's Primary?

Did You Hear New York Socialists' Creepy Chant Following Tuesday's Primary?

Lessons for Tucson from Santa Monica

Lessons for Tucson from Santa Monica

Quds Governorate: Laying Foundation Stone for So-Called "Heritage Center" at Quds International Airport Consolidates Annexation Project & Targets City's Identity

Quds Governorate: Laying Foundation Stone for So-Called "Heritage Center" at Quds International Airport Consolidates Annexation Project & Targets City's Identity

The Sentimental Trap: How a Neighbor’s Petty Landscaping Envy Triggered a Wave of Property Damage and Physical Threats

Calling it a favor doesn't erase the fact that they trespassed, destroyed someone else's property, and then doubled down when confronted. The post The Sentimental Trap: How a Neighbor’s Petty Landscaping Envy Triggered a Wave of Property Damage and Physical Threats appeared first on TwistedSifter.

Sophie Clarke: In Belfast, saying no to a drink can feel stranger than saying say yes

It’s become one of the most recognisable parts of Irish culture, but our love of a drink can sometimes raise a few awkward questions...

For a Pride Against Capitalism, Imperialism, and the Far Right

This Pride, let’s honor the spirit of Stonewall and recognize that the fight for queer liberation is part of the struggle against capitalism. The post For a Pride Against Capitalism, Imperialism, and the Far Right appeared first on Left Voice.

'Ugh, Stop Making Me Feel Sorry for This Guy': San Francisco Radicals Turn on Scott Weiner

'Ugh, Stop Making Me Feel Sorry for This Guy': San Francisco Radicals Turn on Scott Weiner

Kennedy Heights Arts Center to debut new exhibition on Mexican-American culture

Later this month, the Kennedy Heights Arts Center will debut a new exhibition titled Entre “Lo Que Fue y Lo Que Es (Between What Was and What Is)” from the artist collective Batres Gilvin. Drawing from Karla Batres’ Mexican-American heritage and Bradly Gilvin’s Southern-American roots, the artists explore how cultural traditions, family expectations, and inherited [] The post Kennedy Heights Arts Center to debut new exhibition on Mexican-American culture appeared first on Cincinnati CityBeat.

This Texan led armed ‘community defense’ for leftists. Now he’s serving 100 years behind bars

Kelly Neidert was painfully familiar with the Elm Fork John Brown Gun Club well before it was linked to a terrorist attack. The University of North Texas graduate, now head of Texas Coalition for Kids, built a reputation around the college town of Denton as an activist leading protests against LGBT events for children. The []

What Would Make the Biggest Difference to Your Local Public Park?

What Would Make the Biggest Difference to Your Local Public Park?

This week in Oakland: Temescal Street Fair and the ‘Wood Street’ documentary screening at Grand Lake Theater

This week in Oakland: Temescal Street Fair and the ‘Wood Street’ documentary screening at Grand Lake Theater Other events include Pete Escovedo’s art exhibit, a “House of the Dragon” watch party, a walk of the historic F. M. “Borax” Smith Estate, and test your U.S History trivia at the library.

Kneecap at Crystal Palace Park: Biggest UK headline show is a triumph

The controversial Irish band show exactly why they are one of the biggest cult draws around

Liberals eat their own, harass Scott Wiener over Gaza stance 

The revolution always eats its own. This is one of the most central and frequently recurring themes in far-left radical organizing. And make no mistake, the far-left is feeling ascendant, as victories for democratic socialists in New York City have empowered the activist wing of the Democratic Party. These activists now feel comfortable showing who they truly are. Their...

New TV show has ‘most shocking opening scene I’ve ever seen’

Tip Toe is a British drama that follows the tense dynamic between queer and straight neighbours.

Starbucks stores in Korea pause for training after ‘Tank Day’ fiasco

The promotion evoked painful memories of a 1980 government crackdown on pro-democracy activists

DSA’s third major primary win deepens Democrats’ fight over the party’s future

Socialists on the march: The Democratic Socials of America topple another Democratic incumbent, this time in Colorado, and eye national expansion

WATCH: LGBTQ Activist Politician Gets Run Out Of Trans March

San Francisco leftists screamed obscenities and chased LGBTQ activist and California state Sen. Scott Wiener (D) away from the city’s Trans March — all because of Wiener’s stance on Israel. Video posted to X shows Wiener, a Jewish gay man running to replace U.S. Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) in the House of Representatives, walking through ...

Pauline Hanson, Holly Valance reunite in England as One Nation leader hints at major UK talks

A reunion with Holly Valance, lunch at Jeremy Clarkson’s pub and a promise of ‘big meetings’ has fuelled intrigue around Pauline Hanson’s UK trip.

SULLIVAN’S CROSSING: Episode 4.1: “Curveball”

The first episode of season 4 of SULLIVAN’S CROSSING, streaming on Netflix, shifts the emotional landscape of the campground

Country Roads: Lyrics, Meaning & How It Became USMNT World Cup Anthem

John Denver's 1971 country-folk hit 'Country Roads' is resonating with U.S. soccer fans on a new level as World Cup fever takes over.

Dispatches from Route 66: What I found at the end of the Mother Road

Walking down Santa Monica Boulevard, I pass a man sitting on the fence of a crowded gay bar, a hot pink thong peeking out from his shorts as go-go dancers in Speedos dance for tips inside. To my left, a sign fastened to a light pole reads “Route 66,” surrounded by a burst of rainbow colors. A man jumps into another man’s arms and wraps his legs around the other man's waist. After an intense but brief make-out session, he says to his friends, “What?! We’re just giving them what they want.”

John Rzeznik gives hilarious reaction to intimate Iris question

The Goo Goo Dolls frontman reflected on the enduring legacy of his band's biggest hit while revealing why he draws the line at hearing the romantic classic in one particular setting.

Inside DJ Envy’s Insane Car Collection: The Top 5 Sickest Whips in His Multi-Million Dollar Fleet

ESSENCE FESTIVAL:The Breakfast Club co-host is showcasing some of his favorite vehicles at the ESSENCE Fest's Drive Your Dreams Car Show.

DemSoc Goes National: Socialists Boot Progressive Dem in Colorado

DemSoc Goes National: Socialists Boot Progressive Dem in Colorado

Telemundo announcers break into ‘Country Roads’ during USMNT game

The best traditions in sports happen organically. And that’s exactly what happened with the John Denver classic “Country Roads” becoming the unofficial anthem of the USMNT. Songs are a part of the culture of soccer. There’s no better example of that than the power of hearing “You’ll Never Walk Alone” during a Liverpool game at

Slam dunk: Jared Moskowitz grows sneaker culture on the Hill

The bipartisan event encouraged individuals in the Capitol to express themselves with their footwear. The post Slam dunk: Jared Moskowitz grows sneaker culture on the Hill appeared first on Florida Politics - Campaigns Elections. Lobbying Government..

8 Shows Like “Dutton Ranch ”to Watch“ ”After That Explosive Finale

These shows dive into complicated family dynamics and small town politics just like ‘Dutton Ranch’

Replica of mosque burned in Northern Ireland

A Northern Irish loyalist tradition celebrating a 1690 battle took a turn when participants set fire to a replica of a mosque. Police are calling it a display of “hate-motivated crime.” The annual event is a cornerstone of the community's identity but often sparks tensions.

America 250: Yosemite National Park continues providing inspiration for artists

America 250: Yosemite National Park continues providing inspiration for artists