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March 2022 Print Edition

VOICE LORE

2022: The Voice Relaunch Continues in Print and these E-Editions

Politics, war, mad music, hot books, and general lunacy—we've got it covered.

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VOICE LORE

2021: After Four Long Years, the Village Voice Returned to Print

These e-Editions of the relaunched Voice print issues won't rub off on your fingers.

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NEW YORK

Bringing Medieval Mayhem Into Our New Millennium

In today’s armored combat arenas, teams of fighters face off with broadswords, axes, and hammers

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LA DOLCE MUSTO

NYC Drag is On Fire! But is There Life Beyond “Drag Race”?

Drag queens are making it work and spreading their own kind of joy, on-screen and off

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Village Voice article about money generated by NCAA march madness tournament

JOCKBEAT

The Billion-Dollar Brackets of March Madness

The NCAA tournament generates huge profits, so how about paying the college students who make it happen?

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MUSIC

Robert Ross Never Thought It Would Be this Hard for this Long

On playing guitar with the blues greats as a “White Boy Lost in the Blues” (and being ignored by Jimi Hendrix)

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NEW YORK

Women Challenging the Machine: Elizabeth Holtzman, Shirley Chisholm, and Bella Abzug

It’s 2022, and still difficult to be female and politically powerful, but three New Yorkers helped clear the way

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Women's History Month article about early female staffers at the Village Voice.

VOICE LORE

The Women at the Table: Writers, Artists, and Photographers in the Early Days of the Voice

From our ‘Voice Lore’ print section: Though outnumbered five to one, women staffers stood tall at the Voice

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village voice article about Weathermen blowing up house on 11th Street

NEW YORK

Bringing the War Home to 11th Street

The Weathermen thought they could change the world with bombs, but their self-inflicted disaster was the beginning of the end of their revolution

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BOOKS

Harvey Fierstein Cleaned Off His Desk During COVID

The actor, playwright, and screenwriter talks about his memoir, sobriety, women in politics, and what’s next

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