Michael S. Robinson Sr. is an Opinion Writer at Salt Lake City Weekly. He focuses on a diverse range of topics including culture and society, beauty and fashion, as well as critical issues like climate change, sustainability, and government politics. His insights and commentary have been featured in Salt Lake City Weekly.
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Michael S. Robinson Sr.'s coverage primarily consists of opinion editorials, seasonal topics, and evolving stories with a focus on government & politics and culture & society. His articles often provide critical analysis of political events and societal issues.
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By: Michael S. Robinson Sr.
Taking a Gander
By: Michael S. Robinson Sr.
Taking a Gander
By: Michael S. Robinson Sr.
Taking a Gander
Taking a Gander
By: Michael S. Robinson Sr.
Opinion
By: Michael S. Robinson Sr.
Taking a Gander
By: Michael S. Robinson Sr.
Taking a Gander
By: Michael S. Robinson
Years ago, Utah was plagued with a majority who didn’t wish to spend time or do business with people who weren’t members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
By: Michael S. Robinson
When I was a kid, my mother taught me fundamental truths. One of those was the incessantly-repeated admonition, “Mikey, brush your teeth well. You need them for chewing and, of course, to smile.”
By: Michael S. Robinson Sr.
Taking a Gander
