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How a Local Muslim Activist Is Bridging the Faith Divide to Foster Hope
As part of 21 Progress’ Rise series, Aneelah Afzali drew parallels between anti-Muslim rhetoric and immigration xenophobia.
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AG Ferguson Takes on Trump’s Immigrant Family Separation
Washington’s Attorney General plans to sue the federal government over the “zero tolerance” policy.
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Trans Pride Seattle Continues Marching
In light of federal budget cuts, the parade that highlights marginalized voices survives due to community crowdfunding.
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Sowing the Seeds of Mental Health
Suicide is an epidemic amongst agricultural workers, but young farmers and state legislators are working to find solutions.
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Head Tax Repealed By Seattle City Council
After pressure from big businesses, city leaders cave on their plan to fund homeless services.
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Seattle City Council Plans to Repeal Head Tax
Less than a month after passing the controversial measure to fund homeless services, the councilmembers got cold feet.
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SeaTac Mobile Home Owners Granted Stay From Eviction
The ruling allows about 200 residents more time in their homes, as they attempt to acquire the property.
Arts & Culture
‘Into the Light’ Cuts Through the Darkness
A documentary about local non-profit Extend the Day shows what it’s like for over 1.2 billion people throughout…
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Losing Faith: The Closure of Capitol Hill Presbyterian Church
How a congregation shutting things down illustrates a clash between tradition and modernity.
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Medical Providers Push Back Against Title X’s New Anti-Abortion Provisions
Local organizations react to the Trump administration’s proposed restrictive rule changes.
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Amazon Draws Heat for Facial Recognition Tool Used for Policing
A coalition of civil rights organizations accused the company of encouraging mass surveillance.
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A Seattle Battle of Deportation Vs. Freedom of Information
While facing deportation, Maru Mora-Villalpando has been denied public ICE documents that could show widespread targeting of immigrant…
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The Last Stop Before Homelessness
How the odds are stacked against low-income tenants in the County’s eviction court system.
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Beth Knowles Discusses the U.K. Tackling Homelessness Through Art
During her Seattle visit, the head of Manchester’s homelessness task force talked about creative solutions to the global…
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Seattle City Council Passes Reduced Head Tax
The measure decreases the original proposal by 45 percent, leaving some to question if it’ll raise enough to…
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Finding a Diverse Space for Tech and Public Sectors to Converge
Through conferences and collaboration, Washington Technology Industry Association aims to foster unity and better business practices.
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Olympic National Park Goat Management Plan Includes Lethal Removal
Animal rights organizations oppose killing non-relocated goats, but officials say it will be a last resort.
Eat Drink Toke
Phnom Penh Noodle House’s Closure and the Loss of Cultural Flavor
The restaurant’s end may be a loss for Seattle foodies, but it’s devastating for the local Cambodian community.
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AG Ferguson Sues EPA Over Vehicle Emission Standards
Another day, another case against the Trump administration.
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May Day Marchers Emphasize Intersectionality
Photographs and stories from a peaceful edition of the annual March for Immigrant and Workers Rights.