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Seattle Medium
16 days
Project TURN: Future Pastors Learning Beside Prisoners
Project TURN, a program at Duke Divinity School, unites divinity students and incarcerated individuals for theological, ethical, and Christian history studies within correctional facilities. This initiative challenges traditional prison ministry by positioning incarcerated participants as fellow students and theologians, fostering mutual transformation and educational equity.
Seattle Medium
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The Supreme Court’s Willful Blindness In The Face Of Racial Animus
The Supreme Court has upheld the Trump administration's policies regarding Temporary Protective Status for Haitians, a decision that has drawn criticism for its perceived racial bias. Despite the President's documented statements expressing animus toward Haitians and the Department of State's 'Level 4 - Do Not Travel' advisories for Haiti, the Court's majority claimed to find no evidence of racial motivation, prompting concerns about the erosion of principles of justice.
The Stranger
19 days
King County’s Homelessness Crisis Worsens, But at a Slower Pace
Preliminary results from King County’s biennial survey of its homeless population showed the number of people experiencing homelessness grew from 16,868 to 18,365 between 2024 and 2026, a nine percent increase. The report, a federally mandated Point-in-Time count managed by the King County Regional Homelessness Authority (KCRHA), suggests that although the rate of growth has […] The post King County’s Homelessness Crisis Worsens, But at a Slower Pace appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
19 days
One Lost Ring to Rule Them All
A huge thank you to the staff at the Capitol Hill Trader Joe’s for finding my engagement ring and helping me find my thin and easy-to-miss wedding band. The Wednesday morning crew took the time to get on all fours to look under shelves and mats, connect me to their printer so I could print […] The post One Lost Ring to Rule Them All appeared first on The Stranger.
Seattle Medium
19 days
Podcast: Brandon Roy Reinstated At Garfield High Following WIAA Exoneration
Former NBA star Brandon Roy has been reinstated as head coach of Garfield High School's boys basketball team, following his clearance by the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) of prior recruiting violation allegations. The WIAA's investigation, which concluded in May 2026, found all evidence to be unsubstantiated, paving the way for Roy's return to his alma mater. His reinstatement underscores a commitment to student well-being and addresses the complexities of high school athletics, with Seattle Public Schools acknowledging the need for improved support structures for coaches.
Seattle Medium
19 days
Podcast: ARTE NOIR Revives Black Panther Party’s Free Breakfast Program In Seattle
ARTE NOIR, in partnership with chef and community advocate Jimaine Miller, has revived the Seattle Black Panther Party's Free Community Breakfast Program, offering complimentary meals to children and families every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at the historic Prince Hall Masonic Lodge. This initiative aims to honor a legacy of community care and invest in young people, echoing the program's original intent.
The Stranger
19 days
The Best Bang for Your Buck Events in Seattle This Weekend: June 26–28, 2026
Happy Pride Weekend, Seattle! Grab your fellow gays/theys/allies and get the party started at events from the Indigiqueer Festival to Seattle PrideFest. Round out the weekend with more cheap and easy fare, like the Seattle Paddle Rave and the Seattle Iranian Festival. And check out our top picks of the week for even more ideas. […] The post The Best Bang for Your Buck Events in Seattle This Weekend: June 26–28, 2026 appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
19 days
Slog AM: Pride Flags Allowed at World Cup, AI Search Function Says Trump Died of Rabies, Please, Where Is Gracie the Giraffe?
The Weather: Ah, crisp, wet, and gray. What month is it? The rain shouldn’t be much of a bother, but pack your rain jacket if you’re going to the big game tonight. Also Pack Your Pride Flag: It’s the Pride Match at Lumen Field Seattle Stadium tonight at 8 p.m. Seattle’s World Cup organizing body, […] The post Slog AM: Pride Flags Allowed at World Cup, AI Search Function Says Trump Died of Rabies, Please, Where Is Gracie the Giraffe? appeared first on The Stranger.
Seattle Medium
19 days
After Supreme Court’s TPS Decision, More Than A Million Immigrants Face Scramble To Stay In U.S.
The Supreme Court has affirmed the Department of Homeland Security's broad discretion in extending or terminating Temporary Protected Status (TPS) designations, a decision poised to end deportation protections and work permits for hundreds of thousands of Haitians and Syrians. This ruling carries potential repercussions for hundreds of thousands of nationals from 11 other countries currently holding TPS, marking a significant shift in immigration policy.
Seattle Medium
19 days
A Letter From A Georgia Man Convicted Of Murder Led Prosecutors To Reexamine His Case – And Right Their 20-Year Wrong
Marquez Powell has been released from prison after two decades, following a judicial decision to overturn his life sentence for murder. The Fulton County District Attorney’s Conviction Integrity Unit concluded that insufficient evidence supported Powell's original conviction, leading to the dismissal of all charges.
Phinney Wood
19 days
PhinneyWood’s breakfast scene just got a serious upgrade at Mr. Gyros
By Dominique Sabins, Special to the Blog. PhinneyWood’s beloved Mr. Gyros returns after 10 years, and this time they brought breakfast with them. Don’t worry, their gyros and kabobs are back […]
Seattle Medium
19 days
Haiti’s World Cup Run Ends With A Supreme Court Ruling Striking A Blow To Many Fans
The U.S. Supreme Court has authorized the termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for potentially millions of foreign nationals from conflict-affected nations such as Haiti and Syria. This decision could result in over 350,000 Haitians losing work authorizations and their ability to remain in the country, raising concerns about their safety and economic stability, given the severe gang violence and displacement in Haiti.