Month: January 2017
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Scenes from the D.C. Women’s March
In the final steps leading to the Ellipse, activists of all ages passed a quote from Frederick Douglass: “Power concedes nothing without demand. It never did and it never will.” Though Douglass stated this wisdom in 1857, the idea holds true today. We cannot receive what we do not ask for. Read the full account […]
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Recharge at the Women’s March on Washington
Those attending may face low temperatures and freezing rain over the weekend, but the event has been planned in a way that only women could do. Local stores, museums, venues and restaurants are volunteering a place to refresh, warm up, charge phones and use the restroom for free at any place pinpointed on the interactive map […]
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Alternative Belgrade
From the Sava River under Brankov Bridge, look to the left for one of Belgrade’s most famous murals, La Santa de Beograd by Giom Olbi Remed. It depicts the cycle of the city’s death and rebirth. Read the whole story here.
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Checklist: Belgrade, Serbia
Over the centuries, the Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian Empires left their mar here at the crossroads of the Pannonian Plain and the Balkans. Today, a population of 1.3 million integrates Serbian traditions with rapid development and modernization. Full story on Paste Travel.
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16 Best Destinations of 2016
“Conservatively, we’ve published more than 700 articles. Those included features, lists, galleries, and industry news.” Take a look at my piece on Zagreb listed as one of the top 16 destinations.
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Scenes From a Trump Protest
An Athens-Clarke county police car splattered florescent blue across the intersection of College and Broad streets between the city’s downtown and the University of Georgia campus. Opposing parties hurtling insults constituted a millennial divide on opposite sides of the thoroughfare. Full story here. Photo by Mark Makela/Getty.
Molly Harris 