Strung Out: One Last Hit and Other Lies that Almost Killed Me (Review)
Khar’s book promotes understanding and compassion for those trapped in opioid hell.
Culture
Honeysuckle showcases artists who are brave enough to make their stake in the world as artists. We know how hard it is. We present works in fine art, pop art, music, fashion and film.
April Tarot- Six of Swords
May’s Tarot Draw for Honeysuckle: Six of Swords – After a few bumps in the...
Rest in Peace Patricia Bosworth
There are not enough adjectives nor accolades to describe the impact Patti had on so many and will continue for generations to come
Queen Sono Review: Netflix’s First South African Drama Series is Full of Color and Commentary
If revolutionaries are only committed to relieving their discomfort “we not only remain attached to the status quo but act in complicity with it, nurturing and maintaining those very systems of domination.”
Endless Loops: Discussing Art and Memory with the Artist Edith Borax-Morrison
That’s where the creativity comes in… I thought it was magic.
Latest Honey: News March 2020
#latesthoney ’03/20 Many of us have been affected economically and have dramatically seen the...
Honey Pot Newsletter 2020
#latesthoney 03/20 During the current pandemic, many of us have been affected economically and...
Long Before the Hippies: Bohemian Americana in Greenwich Village After WW II
"Like the Village itself, the New School was at its best in 1946. After a war, civilization feels like a luxury, and people went to the New School the way you go to a party, almost like going abroad.Education was chic and sexy in those days. It was not yet open to the public."
Honey Pot Powers Let’s Talk Hemp NOCO7 Digi Mag: Out now
“Welcome back my friends, to the show that never ends. I’m glad you could...
Art in the Time of Corona
Earlier this week, COVID_19 created a panic in the artist, as he watched people carelessly walking the streets of New York unprotected, or on the news, at beaches and in large groups.
Poor and Prepared: What COVID-19 Has Taught Me About Poverty
We were all so poor that we would call each other poor as a joke and everyone would have a laugh because it was like calling a kid “kid” or and an adult “adult.”
Diary of A Sad Black Girl: Queerness, Mental Health, and the Connecting Power of the Internet
With the advent of forums, and other community sharing sites, black, queer, and otherwise marginalized people have the opportunity to find a safe haven and treasure trove of mental health resources that they otherwise would not have had access to.
The Pain of Quick Goodbyes: COVID-19 and Disrupting College Dreams
Saying goodbye wasn’t about when I will see them next, but if they will be okay when the doors of society reopen.
Farm groups press for aid as Congress mulls boost in USDA spending
The Agriculture Department is being asked to consider reopening enrollment for the Dairy Margin Coverage program, to help milk producers whose markets have tanked in some areas.
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