Commentary

 I remember what it was like to be a young woman before Roe v. Wade. The fear, the issues we would be confronted with if we were to get pregnant, the shame on our families if we did get pregnant, no matter if we had the child out of wedlock or chose to get a back-alley abortion.

This ruling allows taxpayers to be compelled to pay tuition to schools that expressly discriminate.

Because there are so many different types of paganism, there is no universal pagan symbol.

Our newest writer, local Hindu Priest Chellapa Deva, offered this column in light of recent headlines around abortion rights in the U.S.

But the age we live in tells me otherwise. An age of paranoia. American paranoia.

However, in a way, I do struggle with founder’s syndrome. A lot of publishers do. As the person who started SpokaneFāVS 10 years ago, I have a hard time letting others take the reins.