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The living lesson of Juneteenth
On June 19, 1865, a Union general arrived in Texas with news that slavery had ended. It was an announcement 2½ years too late, and one that today calls upon us all to remain vigilant.
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While airlines rake it in, catering staff at Sea-Tac airport threaten to strike
Other workers at the airport saw their pay go up when the City of SeaTac upped its minimum wage. The people who make food for the flights did not.
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Why is Seattle Public Schools canceling a successful program for Native students?
Members of the Urban Native Education Alliance are fighting the district's decision. They say Native students will suffer.
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Why is Seattle Parks and Rec hip-checking roller derby?
Amid all the bad news for women and other uterus-having people, the smaller-scale tragedy of Seattle’s roller derby apocalypse
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An asylum seeker vowed never to return to Russia. His death in ICE custody sent him back
Records and family members reveal new details about Mergensana Amar, the man who died in Tacoma while in ICE custody.