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On our blog site, we will be sharing original content. On our Facebook page, we will also be sharing posts by others addressing the issues we care about, from a leftist perspective. We have also created a brand new website. We have added content to our website, and will be adding promotional products soon to the website to help support our blog. We are an independent media outlet that doesn't advertise. We want to grow and eventually offer writers, artists, and photographers pay for the work they do.

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  • Myra Sue St. Clair Baldwin: Administrator, Editor & Writer
  • Orion Moon: Administrator, Editor & Illustrator
  • Sean P. McKelvey: Administrator & Writer

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