“This is a friggin’ waste of time and resource. You would have to build a Berlin Wall …to keep people out of there. And an army to patrol it.”
The initiative would require hotel housekeepers be provided with panic buttons and create a standard response procedure for hotel management to address acts of harassment or assault by guests.
But some counter-protesters were also present.
It took a years-long legal battle, a lot of red tape, and a 170-mile drive.
As long as state law bans state universities from hiring faculty and admitting students based on race, any efforts to improve campus diversity will be done with one hand tied behind the back.
Answering our readers’ burning questions.
A state investigation found the King of Beers skirting the rules to elbow into Seattle’s famous beer scene.
The new study ranks Seattle low in terms of paying African Americans and Latinos as compared to whites.
And these won’t be the only ones.
After years of fighting between boosters and neighbors, City Council has the final say.
A discrimination trial gets a hung jury the same day students rally.
#LuluNation talks to Nikkita Oliver about the past year of activism.
One public schoolteacher’s illustrated perspective.
Brilliant civic masterminds at work.
The national media has picked up on what Seattle advocates have been saying for a while: It’s time to rethink the prohibition against prostitution.
It’s time for ShellNo 2.0: Bigger, better, and wetter.
He’s not voting for the presumptive nominee from his party, but that doesn’t mean he’s running against him either.
Despite a ruling that Carol Burton should have her job back, Seattle Public Schools is keeping her out of the classroom and leaving it to students to run the Garfield choir program.
What is the etiquette of broaching the subject of nation of origin?
Searching for traffic jams, and not finding them, in a world without SR-99.
