10 Aug, 2021
On telling the truth to ourselves
Rocky, the code name given to me by the far left in the Portland, Oregon protest movement, was born out of pure existential spiritual crisis, the kind that has plagued me my entire life...
10 Aug, 2021
3 Aug, 2021
When a movement fails to uphold its standards of justice
We are two Portland, Oregon activists within a movement that fractured over infighting and infiltration; and we are disappointed to write that the latest schism in the community is about injustice...
30 Apr, 2021
A City Wrestles
While most of America breathed a collective sigh of relief at the historic April 20 verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial, Portland Oregon, saw its most inexplicable night yet of chaos.
14 Mar, 2021
Women in Crisis: Will the Violence Ever Stop?
Women in Crisis: Will the Violence Ever Stop? by Saskia Hostetler Lippy MD 661 words Published in: Black Star News,...
23 Feb, 2021
The Good, The Bad and the Profound
January 29th marked the day the United States of America rejoined the Paris Climate Accords and is back in the global fight against the climate chaos...
6 Feb, 2021
America Through the Eyes of Sil D
America Through the Eyes of Sil D by Saskia Hostetler Lippy MD 811 words Published in: LA Progressive, Westside Gazette,...
16 Jan, 2021
Honoring Dr. King
Today our American family dysfunction is on display for all the world to see...
8 Jan, 2021
How we can be better than this
How we can be better than this by Saskia Hostetler Lippy, MD 692 words Published in: News-Herald, LA Progressive, The...
4 Jan, 2021
Security Culture and a New Day in Portland
Truth be told, I should not be writing this to you now. It was part of the code I signed in order...
29 Dec, 2020
What Can Be Done: A New Year’s Wish
Lately, I have been reflecting on what I have in common with extremists. It turns out that the
13 Dec, 2020
How Portland Radicalized Me
Today I find myself in an untenable position. I run an online encrypted mental health service to serve the Portland protest movement...