Eric Adler
Reporter at Kansas City Star
Kansas City Star Reporter; Rutgers U. & Columbia U. Grad. Sch. of Journalism alum, MIT Knight Sci. Journ fellow; Former ethics lecturer U. of Kansas Sch. of J.
Articles
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6 days ago |
kansascity.com | Eric Adler
Long before the shuttlecocks landed at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art - and before, even, Henry Moore's sculptures beautified its lawn - another Kansas City park, for a brief two weeks, captured the eyes of art lovers worldwide. It was Jacob Loose Park in October 1978 when famed Bulgarian artist Christo, who died in May 2020, took nearly three miles of saffron yellow nylon and "wrapped" the park's sidewalks with the flowing material, turning the park into his canvas.
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1 week ago |
gazettextra.com | Eric Adler
Kansas City's PrideFest - which each June draws some 22,000 people to a parade and weekend celebration of LGBTQIA+ pride to Frank A Theis Park - is, this year, seeing both a loss in corporate sponsors and a reduction in their level of giving. Organizers place the blame for what currently is a $200,000 shortfall directly on the anti-DEI (diversity, equity, inclusion) and anti-LGBTQIA+ rhetoric that has emanated from President Donald Trump's White House. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
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1 week ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Eric Adler
By Eric Adler, The Kansas City Star Kansas City's PrideFest - which each June draws some 22,000 people to a parade and weekend celebration of LGBTQIA+ pride to Frank A Theis Park - is, this year, seeing both a loss in corporate sponsors and a reduction in their level of giving. Organizers place the blame for what currently is a $200,000 shortfall directly on the anti-DEI (diversity, equity, inclusion) and anti-LGBTQIA+ rhetoric that has emanated from President Donald Trump's White House.
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1 week ago |
dailyitem.com | Eric Adler
Kansas City’s PrideFest — which each June draws some 22,000 people to a parade and weekend celebration of LGBTQIA+ pride to Frank A Theis Park — is, this year, seeing both a loss in corporate sponsors and a reduction in their level of giving. Organizers place the blame for what currently is a $200,000 shortfall directly on the anti-DEI (diversity, equity, inclusion) and anti-LGBTQIA+ rhetoric that has emanated from President Donald Trump’s White House.
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1 week ago |
arcamax.com | Eric Adler
Kansas City’s PrideFest — which each June draws some 22,000 people to a parade and weekend celebration of LGBTQIA+ pride to Frank A Theis Park — is, this year, seeing both a loss in corporate sponsors and a reduction in their level of giving. Organizers place the blame for what currently is a $200,000 shortfall directly on the anti-DEI (diversity, equity, inclusion) and anti-LGBTQIA+ rhetoric that has emanated from President Donald Trump’s White House. “Absolutely.
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