Growing up, Alicia Kozlowski was exposed to sicknesses including racism, violence, depression, and substance abuse. She also saw her grandmother
“A Nation is not conquered until the hearts of its women are on the ground.” — Cheyenne proverb Shakopee Women’s Prison
The new ground-breaking exhibit, “Hearts of Our People,” at the Minneapolis Institute of Art (Mia), offers a look at how
In Fort McMurray, near the Canadian oil fields where mostly men live and work, a phone directory features 10 pages
“Sham battle my arse!,” exclaimed my adoptive grandmother. I had found an old, yellowing newspaper atop a box rolling down
To get to the office of Minnesota Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan, a wide-eyed writer must first pass through the official
In applying for grants or competing for opportunities to exhibit, perform, or publish, artists often confront an ambiguous concept —
The February 14 Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women’s march and rally brought attention to the fact that murder is the
TRIGGER WARNING: This is a story, among other things, about childhood sexual abuse My ancestry is a crazy quilt —
On December 26, 1862, soldiers in Mankato followed the orders of President Abraham Lincoln. The largest mass execution in U.S.
