“Firestarter” A Political Cartoon By Michael Ray
After a several-decade cartooning hiatus and 13 years away from Louisville, Michael Ray returns to cartooning. Previously, he was published […]
Marking 10 Years Of Marriage Equality [Guest Opinion]
By Amber G. Duke, ACLU of Kentucky Executive Director “Hi. My name is April Miller and Kim Davis just denied
“Parade Life” A Political Cartoon By Michael Ray
After a several-decade cartooning hiatus and 13 years away from Louisville, Michael Ray returns to cartooning. Previously, he was published
A Letter To Louisville’s Democratic Caucus, And Notes On Protest Narratives
Hello Louisville Metro Council Democratic Caucus, I am hoping you find this open letter well. I am publicly sending out
“Good Grief” A Political Cartoon By Michael Ray
After a several-decade cartooning hiatus and 13 years away from Louisville, Michael Ray returns to cartooning. Previously, he was published
“Air Force Fun” A Political Cartoon By Michael Ray
After a several-decade cartooning hiatus and 13 years away from Louisville, Michael Ray returns to cartooning. Previously, he was published
“Make American Graves Again” Political Cartoon By Michael Ray
After a several-decade cartooning hiatus and 13 years away from Louisville, Michael Ray returns to cartooning. Previously, he was published
Louisville Needs More Public Space, Not More Private Tennis Courts
I grew up with a deep connection to Joe Creason Park. My father worked for the Louisville Parks Department and
[Opinion] Community Voices: Tom Fitzgerald On Tennis Center At Joe Creason Park
I probably won’t be able to say this on May 6, at the first of two meetings scheduled to discuss
[Opinion] From Whitney Hall To The Warehouse: The State Of The Arts in Louisville
The new reality of the Arts in Louisville can be boiled down to a single word: “survival,” and The Kentucky