In just under 40 minutes Tuesday, Seattle Mayor Ed Murray delivered his second annual State of the City address. As is customary, the mayor struck a tone of “Hey, things are pretty good! But not that good . . . ”—with themes of inequality, education, transportation, and police accountability featured prominently. A few specific lines from the mayor stood out for us: “Income inequality is real, and it’s growing in Seattle.” • “We lack a unified, modern, interconnected transportation plan . . . until now.” • “Our efforts to reform the Seattle Police Department remain a top priority of my administration.” • “It is time for Seattle to talk with each other about how we heal the wounds of race.”