Multiculturalism

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Bookworms

White-nationalist reads in the United States and Europe reflect anti-migrant hatred in a grim economy.

Seattle's New Summertime Hip-Hop Group

​Calling them a super group would be a stretch, but the newly formed trio of Khingz, Nam, and Gabriel Teodros are three of the most quietly talented MCs in Seattle. About a month ago, they formed a group called the LivinYard and the music that they're making has a real laid-back and groovy fee ... More >>

Don Rickles

​Calling them a super group would be a stretch, but the newly formed trio of Khingz, Nam, and Gabriel Teodros are three of the most quietly talented MCs in Seattle. About a month ago, they formed a group called the LivinYard and the music that they're making has a real laid-back and groovy fee ... More >>

The Political Is Personal

​Calling them a super group would be a stretch, but the newly formed trio of Khingz, Nam, and Gabriel Teodros are three of the most quietly talented MCs in Seattle. About a month ago, they formed a group called the LivinYard and the music that they're making has a real laid-back and groovy fee ... More >>

No Ordinary Fry

Exploring the city’s multicultural offerings of fries, frites, and chips.

The Arc of History is Bending Toward A Global Era

Exploring the city’s multicultural offerings of fries, frites, and chips.

Amanda Boyden

Exploring the city’s multicultural offerings of fries, frites, and chips.

Shots Seen Around the World

Radical bands blow their own horns

A Billion-Dollar Romance Novel Industry, And Its Lonely Black Author

The Fabio business finds itself short on diversity.

Cultural Crossroads

Come to the mall and see the world

“Color-Sighted” Casting and Subsurface Diversity Make the Hsiehs More Than a Multiculti Act

Come to the mall and see the world

Trouble in Vanilla City

The challenges of talking about race in Seattle.

Teeth Marks

A review of the reviews of The Autograph Man.

Color shift

Anna Deavere Smith's "documentary theater" challenges our preconceptions of human identity.

Same old, same old

A promising story takes a turn for the familiar.

Letter from camp

Philip Gotanda's new play examines the aftershocks of war on a Japanese-American family.

Boom or bus?

Surveying Seattle theater, after the latest gold rush