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Seattle Medium
about 4 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 4 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 5 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 5 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.
Field Gulls
about 5 hours
A day at the diamond with the Seahawks in the Seattle All-Star Classic
Is it possible to have a genuinely great time while doing something meaningful? On Saturday, July 11th, the answer was an emphatic yes in Cheney Stadium, home of the Tacoma Rainiers (the Triple-A Affiliate of the Seattle Mariners). Two active Seattle Seahawks (and fresh Super Bowl champions), Rashid Shaheed and Uchenna Nwosu helped to host […]
West Seattle Blog
about 6 hours
WEST SEATTLE CRIME WATCH: Stolen travel trailer
The report and photos are from Erin: Our travel trailer was stolen from our driveway Sunday evening, July 12, around 8:30, near 39th Ave SW and Graham. Despite us having a hitch lock on, a white utility van with a red stripe down the side backed into our driveway and two men got out, hooked […]
Field Gulls
about 6 hours
Seahawks News: Seahawks roster deeper than most everybody
With training camp just around the corner, youth and competition are the name of the game. Most of the starting positions on our 2026 Seattle Seahawks have been secured. But, snaps will most assuredly be up for grabs otherwise. Below, we’ve got a few more player rankings, and through0ut the process, one things is evident: […]
West Seattle Blog
about 6 hours
TRAFFIC, WEATHER, TRANSIT: Post-festival Monday
6:03 AM: Good morning! It’s Monday, July 13, 2026. Junction streets have reopened to all traffic following West Seattle Summer Fest. WEATHER + SUNRISE/SUNSET Today’s forecast is for sunshine, high in the low 70s. Sunrise was at 5:25 am today; sunset will be at 9:04 pm. (Sunday sunset – photo by Carol Ann Joyce) TRANSIT […]
West Seattle Blog
about 16 hours
CONGRATULATIONS! Denis Sapiro to receive this year’s Orville Rummel Trophy as West Seattle Grand Parade honoree
(WSB photo, last March – Denis Sapiro at center, presenting grant to Summit Atlas Garden Club) By Tracy Record West Seattle Blog editor When the West Seattle Grand Parade starts rolling down California Avenue SW from The Admiral District to The Junction next Saturday morning, Denis Sapiro will be riding toward the front of the […]
West Seattle Blog
about 18 hours
WEEK AHEAD: First concert Thursday for 2026 Admiral Music in the Parks
Again this year, Belvedere Park (3600 SW Admiral Way) is where you’ll go for the first concert of this year’s Admiral Music in the Parks series, free concerts presented by the Admiral Neighborhood Association. Thursday, July 16, is the night, 6:30 pm is the time, and Steve Aliment & Annie O’Neill are the musicians, promising […]
West Seattle Blog
1 day
HAPPENING NOW: West Seattle Summer Fest 2026, day 3
The Theo McGaughey Trio is opening West Seattle Summer Fest‘s third and final day with instrumental jazz at The Big Dark Corner (aka KeyBank Plaza), today’s one and only festival music stage, because the West Seattle Farmers’ Market is on the block north of Oregon where the main stage was. The corner has an eclectic […]
West Seattle Blog
1 day
Also starting today: Low-low tides along West Seattle shores
If you feel like exploring the shore, another round of low-low tides is starting today: -3.2 feet at 9:40 am, then tomorrow (Monday) -3.7 at 10:30 am, on Tuesday it’s out to -3.9 feet at 11:20 am, then -3.6 feet at 12:08 pm on Wednesday, and -2.8 feet at 12:54 pm on Thursday. Tread lightly!