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DW Gibson

Columnist at The New York Times

Contributor at Freelance

I talk to people & write. Latest: An oral history of 1999 WTO protests in Seattle @simonbooks. Also @theatlantic @nytimes @guardian @washingtonpost @nymag

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  • The Conversation: Fishing in marine national monument; Merrie Monarch

    3 days ago | hawaiipublicradio.org | Catherine Cruz |Maddie Bender |DW Gibson

    Audio will be added after the show. The Conversation airs weekdays from 11 a.m. to noon on HPR-1.

  • What's in your cart? Hawaiʻi grocery shoppers react to rising prices

    6 days ago | hawaiipublicradio.org | DW Gibson

    We thought we'd check in to see how the headlines have been affecting your lives and your budgets, and what better way to do that than at the grocery store? In this ongoing series, we plan to go to various grocery stores and learn more about what people are seeing amid Trump's tariff hikes. We're asking one of the most basic questions when it comes to spending: What’s in your shopping cart? We caught up with Jean Hing at Palama Supermarket in Kalihi.

  • What to know about immigration and law enforcement officials in Hawaiʻi schools

    1 week ago | hawaiipublicradio.org | DW Gibson

    The threat of immigration enforcement actions at schools has concerned teachers across the state. In March, a boy was pulled of Konawaena Elementary School on Hawaiʻi Island after his father was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The Hawaiʻi Department of Education released a document last month providing teachers with guidance on how to respond when law enforcement officials enter a campus.

  • The Conversation: What tariffs could mean for Hawaiʻi; Measles vaccine

    1 week ago | hawaiipublicradio.org | Catherine Cruz |Maddie Bender |DW Gibson

    HPR's Bill Dorman reports on what tariffs could mean for some consumer prices in Hawaiʻi | Full StoryDr. K.

  • Mānoa Valley Theatre on why the musical 'Parade' resonates with today's audiences

    2 weeks ago | hawaiipublicradio.org | DW Gibson

    Mānoa Valley Theatre is staging Hawaiʻi's first-ever production of the musical "Parade." The show tells the true story of a 1913 murder in Atlanta, Georgia. But it's not all doom and gloom. There’s also a love story and a theme of looking past difficult circumstances to a brighter future. The production has been resonating with local audiences enough that the theatre has extended the show’s run through April 13.

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DW Gibson
DW Gibson @DW_Gibson
5 Nov 24

"just" is the word that really stands out here.

Charlie Kirk
Charlie Kirk @charliekirk11

This is what we’re up against today folks. Kamala voters casting their ballots for her just because she’s a woman and “reproductive rights.” We need to act with purpose and fortitude to defeat them. Vote and get 5 more to vote today with you. https://t.co/RJNnxfXwaj

DW Gibson
DW Gibson @DW_Gibson
5 Nov 24

Oh yes, remember that verse: “Your faith is between you, God, and Jenna Ellis.” —BS 3:14

Jenna Ellis 🐊
Jenna Ellis 🐊 @realJennaEllis

I’m seeing all these people claiming to be Christian and supporting kamala. You can’t do both. Your worldview is confused.

DW Gibson
DW Gibson @DW_Gibson
3 Nov 24

100 percent. The way the hard work of farming is romanticized in the 21st century is something to behold.

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