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Seattle Medium
27 days
Do You Feel Society Is Moving Backward In Ways That Threaten The Progress Made During The Civil Rights Movement?
Black people have made progress in the fight for civil rights, but are still struggling with racism, and some believe that progress is being reversed due to the revocation of D.E.I. programs and the lack of unity in the Black community.
Seattle Medium
27 days
Cashon Stewart: Gone Too Soon
Cashon Stewart was a beloved athlete, student, and friend who left an unforgettable impact on the lives of all who knew him, and will be deeply missed.
Seattle Medium
27 days
The “Out of Bounds” Boycott
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has utilized his platform to criticize diversity, equity, and inclusion programs and defend Confederate monuments, echoing the historical rhetoric of Alexander Stephens. Concurrently, the NAACP has launched its 'Out of Bounds' campaign, advocating for a boycott of public universities in states where legislative actions are eroding Black voting power.
Seattle Medium
27 days
In Loving Memory Of Lt. Col. Ray Levias
Lieutenant Colonel Ray Levias, USAF (Ret.), passed away peacefully on May 18, 2026, at the age of 77, surrounded by his loving sons, after a distinguished military career marked by dedication, leadership, and faithful service.
Seattle Medium
27 days
Nearly Two Years After Amarr Murphy-Paine’s Death, Community Turns Grief Into Action
The Amarr's Heart Foundation, in partnership with student leaders, faculty, and local advocacy organizations, will host a series of memorial and community events at Garfield High School to honor the life of 17-year-old Amarr Murphy-Paine and promote healing, youth engagement, and generational unity.
Seattle Medium
27 days
Former Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell Returns ToPrivate Sector As CEO Of Seattle Textile Innovator Filium
Former Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell has been appointed as the CEO of Seattle-based textile technology company Filium, succeeding co-founder Raj Shah, as the company enters its next phase of growth.
Seattle Medium
27 days
Seattle Children’s Launches Nation’s First Hospital-Led Animated Autism Series
Seattle Children's Autism Center has launched the nation's first hospital-led animated video series, "Introduction to Autism", to provide families with accessible, easy-to-understand information about autism spectrum disorder.
Seattle Medium
27 days
New Tubman Health Center Takes Root In Rainier Beach
The Tubman Health Center, a $42 million community-led healthcare facility, is set to begin construction in Rainier Beach, providing holistic and culturally responsive care to 12,000 patients annually and wellness programming to 16,000 community members.
Seattle Medium
27 days
Years Of Pain And Delayed Diagnoses: The Hidden Toll Of Lupus In Communities Of Color
Lupus is a chronic autoimmune disease that disproportionately affects communities of color, with Black and Hispanic women experiencing higher rates of diagnosis, complications, and mortality, and advocates are pushing for increased awareness and access to quality healthcare.
The Stranger
28 days
Doom and Groom
Should I feel weird about my husband’s grooming situation when he was young with a family friend if he doesn’t feel weird about it? He’s mid-thirties. He’s known this woman since he was seven and she used to babysit for him. She was a family friend. Once she returned to England, my husband went to visit her […] The post Doom and Groom appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
28 days
Slog AM: Bari Weiss Turns Off CBS News Radio, Susan Collins’s White Supremacist Photo Op, SNAP Cutbacks Mean Hunger for Millions of Young People
Impoverished PNW Journalists Strike McClatchy Newspapers: Just as they threatened, dozens of journalists struck papers across Washington and Idaho today, claiming management won’t send decision-makers to logjammed contract negotiations over increased pay. The workers say the strike will last one day, and request readers not cross the virtual picket lines and avoid the websites of […] The post Slog AM: Bari Weiss Turns Off CBS News Radio, Susan Collins’s White Supremacist Photo Op, SNAP Cutbacks Mean Hunger for Millions of Young People appeared first on The Stranger.
Seattle Medium
28 days
Amy Sherald Finds Her People
Amy Sherald's solo exhibition, "American Sublime," which debuted at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, features portraits of Black figures rendered in her distinctive gray-toned style. The exhibition, including the iconic Michelle Obama portrait, asserts Black perspectives as integral to the American narrative, challenging prevailing cultural landscapes and highlighting the beauty of Black American identity.