Amie Windsor
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Windsor: Parenting through the fall of democracy is no easy feat (opens the original)
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It’s not always easy to hold yourself together in front of your kids while the Land of the Free slowly erodes. And yet, it is a dance that many of us Gen Zers and Millennials step on a daily — sometimes hourly — basis. We tweak our initial reactions to every new head-shaking headline, knowing that wide-eyed, little-eared humans are across the table or around the corner, ready to soak in and parrot whatever comes out of our mouths. The constant notifications of breaking news on our smartphones —
Windsor: Women's right to vote at risk on 53rd Women's Equality Day (opens the original)
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Women’s Equality Day, the national day of observance celebrating the addition of the 19th Amendment to the Constitution, is Wednesday. On Aug. 26, 1920, women gained the right to vote, resulting in the single largest one-time expansion of voting rights in U.S. history. And then, as we all know, women were respected everywhere, and a parity between the two sexes was established and everyone in America lived happily ever after. Except we haven’t. Just 58% of Americans believe women are treated wit
Windsor: It’s time to tame our fear of childhood vaccines (opens the original)
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I wasn’t sure, because here I am again, finding myself compelled to write another strongly-worded opinion piece about vaccines, thanks to the actions of our federal government. Well. To be fair, the first editorial — which focused on the rising number of measles cases in the nation — was more of a response to the inaction of our federal government. Does the federal government not read editorials from a mid-size daily Northern California newspaper? It is missing out. This column, which shares my
Windsor: Welcome, Spokane to the community of fire refugees. I'm sorry you're here (opens the original)
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I have been watching my hometown burn from afar since Saturday. Three conflagrations have been raging through Spokane, Wash. As of Monday, the fires forced 60,000 people to evacuate, consuming roughly 9,000 acres of Ponderosa Pines and destroying more than 700 hundred homes. Entire communities are gone. The scenes playing out in videos shared on social media mirror those we experienced in Santa Rosa nearly a decade ago when the Tubbs Fire ran up the Mayacamas and barreled through Fountaingrove a
Windsor: Welcome, Spokane to the community of fire refugees. I'm sorry you're here (opens the original)
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I have been watching my hometown burn from afar since Saturday. Three conflagrations have been raging through Spokane, Wash. As of Monday, the fires forced 60,000 people to evacuate, consuming roughly 9,000 acres of Ponderosa Pines and destroying more than 700 hundred homes. Entire communities are gone. The scenes playing out in videos shared on social media mirror those we experienced in Santa Rosa nearly a decade ago when the Tubbs Fire ran up the Mayacamas and barreled through Fountaingrove a
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