As early voting continues and Election Day approaches, the organizers of Settle for Biden speak to The Click about persuading progressives to vote pragmatically, rather than emphatically.
Everything Is Free at the Little Free Plant Store
The Free Store at dusk [Credit: Allison Wallis] The Little Free Plant Store is on a single-lane road across from the beach park where the surfing contests are held. There’s an old bathtub full of green pond plants—taro, water lettuce,
Celebrating Dia Los Muertos Without the Crowds
In years past, the annual “Dia Los Muertos” event has drawn massive crowds to San Antonio’s downtown Hemisphere park. Because of Covid-19, the thousands that would normally attend this year’s event will have to make do with watching the celebration on local San Antonio TV stations on Oct. 31 and Nov. 1.
Officials Urged Houstonians to Take Census in 11th-Hour Blitz
As the Census Bureau and Texas officials scramble to get the country counted, what are the repercussions of this sudden deadline? The Click discussed it with a political science professor.
California Blood Bank Fights Critically Low Reserves with Mobile Drives
As COVID-19 continues to threaten the blood supply available to hospitals, LifeStream Blood Bank held a mobile drive on Oct. 15 at the Orange Terrace Community Center & Park.
More Than a Room: The Dance Studio is a Part of Us
Creatives share their longing for connection during the pandemic.
Commentary: Unfolding the Uyghur Crisis Undercover: Is this Ethical Advocacy Journalism?
An analysis of whether undercover reporting of the Uyghur Crisis is advocacy journalism.
An Afternoon in Brooklyn’s Fort Greene Park
Fort Greene Park-goers take a stroll as the world opens back up. [Credit: Maeve Dunigan] (NEW YORK) — It’s 3 p.m. on a Thursday at Fort Greene Park in Brooklyn. A child, his face half-covered by a purple cloth mask,
‘The Truth is Everything’: A Fact-checking Army Combats Fake News in China
While everyone in the U.S. is arguing over real vs. fake news, one man in China has built a whole community around fact-checking.
‘We are going to be okay’: A Child’s Advice for the Pandemic
[Credit: Visura] (STOWE, Vt.) —As a reporter for The Click, I sat down with our six-year-old son Gabo to talk about his perspective on how life has changed since the pandemic. From leaving the city to a more rural area,
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Women-Centered NGO Provides Hope For Refugees in Despair
We take a look at a day in the life of women at Becky’s Bathhouse, an NGO supporting refugees from Moria Camp in Lesvos, Greece.
Study: Latino Farm and Food Workers Shoulder Unfair Burden of COVID-19
Over half of Harris County food production workers are immigrants, but these essential workers don’t get half the help they need and deserve, a Center for Public Integrity analysis finds.
Drive-In Concerts Help Keep Live Music Alive
Drive-in concerts have emerged nationwide as a step beyond livestreams and back into the real world.
A Hopeful Return for Once Vibrant Downtown Phoenix
On any given afternoon, downtown Phoenix is a madhouse of traffic and pedestrians heading home, to the gym, or to happy hour. But not today as the city makes its slow return to normalcy.
The View From Martha’s
Martha’s Country Bakery sits quietly on the corner of Ditmars Boulevard on a Wednesday afternoon during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Yard-ageddon: Political Signs Paint N.J. Town Red, White and Blue
Political signage is hugely popular in the rural town of Bernardsville, N.J.
How the Pandemic Has Changed Religious Worship
A look at how the pandemic has changed the landscape of religious worship in the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary in Vancouver.
The World Needed an LGBTQIA+ Dictionary, So She Wrote One
Chloe O. Davis defines PRIDE in her latest creation.
A View of a Changing City From Greenpoint
The scene in Greenpoint was different before—before the coronavirus pandemic, before quarantine, before the most crucial election of our lifetimes.
Undercover Activist Outs Alt-Right Extremists
Illustrating the importance of advocacy journalism, Patrik Hermansson goes undercover to expose the inner workings of extreme alt-right groups and advocate against white supremacy and violence.
The Jazz Community Connects in New and Meaningful Ways
“It’s important for musicians to understand how to present oneself on the internet, especially during these times.”