A new local BLM chapter wants to restore the movement to its roots.
Searching for solutions to help an overlooked unsheltered population in Seattle.
Struggling with not being an oppressed oppressor in today’s America.
A greeting and mission statement from your new Seattle Weekly editor.
Our readers share their thoughts.
What the career of Tim Burgess can teach us about real reform.
As black activists burn out and move out, the number of white allies grows.
A corporate bedfellow pushes and pulls. Is it manipulation or investment? Does it matter?
The exchange program criticized by Jewish Voice for Peace “has led to the arrest of potentially dangerous terrorists and extremists before they could cause harm to U.S. civilians,” says regional director.
King County says protests had nothing to do with its new approach to juvenile detention. That’s hard to believe.
In this #MeToo moment, researchers at University of Washington are setting the example.
We must fight the notion that violent policies targeting some communities create “safety” for other communities.
We have all been here before. It seems we haven’t learned our lesson. So, here we are again.
A year after the election, a reflection on where we are, who we are, and who we could become.
We’ve changed. Here is why, and what you can expect from us.
