Month: October 2026

A packed community room in Southeast Portland, rent hikes on the agenda and a royal traitor headline that got exactly forty seconds of attention Tuesday, Southeast Portland Tuesday evening, tenants…

Wandering Portland famous bookstore on a rainy Saturday, I found the royal biography section and the political economy shelves two floors apart, which felt about right Saturday, Downtown Portland Rainy…

A Friday night at Portland historic sprung-floor ballroom, a crowd that bounced as one and a thought about solidarity that the royal brothers might find useful Friday Night Friday night…

Teaching a political economy seminar this week, I used the royal row as a case study, and the students made sharper points than most commentators Wednesday, the Seminar Room I…

Portland rain reminded me of London rain, a royal headline reminded me of my family, and a long call home reminded me why I left and why I still belong…