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Seattle Medium
about 8 hours
Could The Next World Cup Have Even More Teams? FIFA Is Considering It
FIFA is considering a further expansion of the World Cup, with discussions underway for a potential 64-team tournament, following the success of the current record-setting 48-team format. This development coincides with photojournalists meticulously documenting the event's memorable moments, capturing the raw emotion and passion of the global competition. Simultaneously, the Golden Boot race remains a focal point, with Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappé currently leading the pursuit for the tournament's top scorer.
Seattle Medium
about 8 hours
Crump, Sharpton Demand Answers in Nolan Wells Case
Civil rights leaders Attorney Benjamin Crump and Rev. Al Sharpton have demanded a thorough and transparent investigation into the death of 18-year-old football player Nolan Xavier Wells, who was found deceased following a July 4th boating excursion in Mississippi. Citing conflicting accounts and racial dynamics, they urged investigators to ensure no aspect of the case remains unexamined.
Seattle Medium
about 9 hours
How One Teacher’s Locs Changed Her Classroom
Educator and author Eghosa Obaizamomwan Hamilton asserts that Black women's hair experiences profoundly influence their educational journeys and pedagogical approaches. Hamilton, who recently published "Articulations, A Radical Methodology for Black Pedagogy: Redefining Education Through Black Women’s Hair Experiences," discussed how her personal decision to grow locs during the COVID-19 pandemic led to a more Black-centered teaching methodology. Her work highlights the systemic pressures Black women face regarding their natural hair and advocates for self-determination in educational spaces.
Seattle Medium
about 9 hours
Medicaid Ban On Routine Care At Planned Parenthood Ends
Medicaid reimbursements to Planned Parenthood and similar healthcare providers have been reinstated, restoring access to crucial routine healthcare services for millions of low-income individuals following the expiration of a congressional ban.
Seattle Medium
about 9 hours
Divorce in the Black Church: Why Women Often Bear The Blame
Interviews with divorced church members, therapists, and ministry leaders reveal a troubling pattern where patriarchal traditions influence the perception of fault and congregational inclusion following marital dissolution, highlighting a critical need for religious institutions to enhance support systems and understanding for individuals navigating divorce.
Seattle Medium
about 9 hours
Kalshi’s ‘Segregation Market’ Turns Black Suffering Into A Betting Line
Kalshi, a U.S. prediction market, has launched an advertising campaign that re-imagines historical events, including segregation-era scenarios, as betting opportunities. The initiative has drawn significant criticism for its perceived insensitivity toward African Americans and its commodification of profound human struggles into market questions.
Fremont Neighbor
3 days
Benches fit for a Troll
Friends of the Troll’s Knoll celebrated the installation of two new basalt stone benches at the Fremont Troll with a ribbon cutting on July 10. Volunteers, sculptor John Hoge, the Fremont Chamber of Commerce, and King County District 4 Councilmember Jorge Baron gathered at the Hall of Giants to mark the occasion. The benches, carved […]
The Stranger
3 days
I, Anonymous: Not Your NPCs
To every bar owner, club promoter, and weekend warrior who treats Pioneer Square like it’s a consequence-free entertainment district: People actually fucking live here. We aren’t NPCs in the background of your Saturday night. We aren’t just the lights in the apartment windows above the bars. Those are our homes. Every weekend it’s the same […] The post I, Anonymous: Not Your NPCs appeared first on The Stranger.
My Ballard
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Harbor seal and newborn pup spotted swimming at Shilshole Bay Marina
A newly born harbor seal pup was spotted swimming alongside its mother at Shilshole Bay Marina on Thursday, drawing a small crowd of onlookers. Ballard resident Carsin Grace told My ... Read more
Seattle Medium
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Byrd Barr Place To Host Third Annual Community Block Party In Seattle
Byrd Barr Place is set to host its third annual Community Block Party in Seattle's historic Central District. The event will feature live entertainment, local vendors, children's activities, community resources, free food, and a backpack giveaway, aiming to celebrate the neighborhood's rich history, culture, and resilience while fostering community engagement.
Seattle Medium
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Federal SAVE Plan Ends: Millions Face Increased Student Loan Payments
The federal government's Saving on a Valuable Education (SAVE) repayment plan has concluded, impacting millions of federal student loan borrowers. These individuals now face a September 29 deadline to choose a new repayment option, or they will be automatically enrolled in a standard repayment plan, a shift anticipated to result in higher monthly payments and increased financial pressure for many.
Seattle Medium
3 days
WA Commission Surveys Black Men’s Public Sector Experiences
The Washington State Commission on African American Affairs has launched a new survey, "Black Men in the Public Sector Workforce: Experience. Barriers. Solutions.," to address the documented lack of research on the workplace experiences of African American men in government, education, public service, and the nonprofit sector. This initiative aims to gather critical data to inform future policy recommendations and foster more equitable professional environments.