Thanksgiving is here again, and despite this uniquely terrible year, we’re grateful that we are weathering it right there with y’all. Normally this is the
Do you, like me, have a Kid Pix-shaped hole in your heart? Do you wish Blingee was still around? Has it been a long time
If you, like us, are living in a garbage state—one that doesn’t think a global pandemic is a good enough reason to let you exercise
As part of our long-term goal to continue supporting the Movement for Black Lives, POME is pleased to announce “Doing The Reading,” a collective political
Editor’s Note: POMEmag is taking a break from our regular light-hearted content right now to share resources that amplify Black and dissenting voices and can
Dear POMEs, Last Tuesday, after a weekend of uprisings all over the country demanding justice for the state-sanctioned killings of Black people, we put a
Monday, July 20: This week Portland, OR entered the national spotlight when federal agents were sent in to quell ongoing protests, proceeding immediately to chat
Fellow millennials: Do you enjoy florals, trains, and collecting things for no reason beyond how well they vibe with your personal aesthetic? If so, the
Hello, glad you could make it — welcome to the final part of How to Resist. This series is dedicated to all of you activists-at-heart
Hello hello hello and welcome back to How to Resist. This is a series dedicated to all you folks out there who share this dread
Phone Banking is the act of cold calling people and asking them to take action. This sort of action comes in many different forms. For example, you might be asking someone to pledge to vote for so-and-so candidate or such-and-such proposition. Or, you may request that the receiving party leaves a voicemail with their state representative.
“A lot of people tell me I’m crazy for leaping in front of a harpoon gun to save a whale. Well, I’ll say that humanity