By Samantha Larned, El Inde Arizona In the window of the replica drugstore, alongside lollipops, menus and other knick-knacks, is a package of Black Jack Chewing Gum and a candy jar of little brown dark wads. Though the display is unlabeled, the chewed licorice-gum is a piece of Tucson history– discarded by American gangster John…
By Ileana Hubert from El Inde Arizona Published Apr 25, 2023 3:34pm Updated Apr 26, 2023 9:37am “Shatter the silence. Stop the violence” is the theme for Tucson’s 44th annual Take Back the Night, an annual event that brings awareness to sexual violence, supports survivors and provides education on the subject. It will take place at…
By Alex Poor, El Inde Arizona Imagine a restaurant review app where you can place all of your trust in the person describing their meal.Not some no-name, random stranger on the internet, but somebody who knows your taste because you can actually say you know them personally. Imagine an app where you get food reviews…
By Allison Fagan/El Inde The late afternoon sun peers behind a mix of nearby hills and mountains. It’s close enough that I can make out the shrubbery that peppers their sides, but far enough that I cannot identify what the plants are. Beneath me is a meadow, golden tall grass mixed with the occasional flower…
By Gloria Gomez/UA Don Bolles Fellow/AZ Mirror PHOENIX — Last week, Phoenix’s third-largest school district issued a statement in support of transgender youth across the state, denouncing recently passed legislation that targets trans student athletes. The governing board of Phoenix Union High School District unanimously approved a resolution opposing Senate Bill 1165, which bars trans girls and women…
