Diane Roberts
Diane Roberts is an environmentalist, novelist, and radio commentator living in and proudly representing the Sunshine State.
Articles by Diane Roberts
BOOK REVIEW: Stacy A. Cordery on the Girl Scouts
Maenads, suffragettes, sororities, or Brownies—there’s something about organized groups of women that scare men. What on Earth are those girls doing out there in the woods or up in the chapter room, all by themselves?
Department: Reviews
LIST: Top 10 Mississippi Protest Songs
Mississippi Goddamn.
Department: Online Exclusives
ISSUE 73: Cruising the Glory Roads
There he is, the artist as hippie dandy, with his cocked homburg hat, his long black braids, his carved walking stick, tiny white birds on his shoes. Jim Roche picks up the photo, taken around the time in the '70s when he was hanging out at the Paula Cooper Gallery in Chelsea and showing at the Whitney. He says, "Look at him. Is he full of himself? Does he have some ego? Is he thinking he's really something?" And laughs at his young, impossible self.
Department: Vault
Diane Roberts on Greens With Guns
Not afraid to “pull the trigger,” these unlikely crusaders are hell-bent on saving Florida.
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