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Pregnant in prison — but now with doulas and midwives to help
Washington State has a powerful new law that allows doulas and midwives to provide services to incarcerated people who are
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It’s Equal Pay Day, but women are still ‘in the red’
Ask me why I'm wearing red today, April 10, even though it's far from my best
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Seattle’s gender wage gap is worse than we thought
In some city departments, women made $10K less than men in overtime pay.
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#SeaHomeless: Many treatments, still no cure
Last Wednesday, Seattle area media joined forces to shine a spotlight on the region’s homeless crisis. For the second
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In historic first, an American Indian will lead Seattle Public Schools
The district serves 53,000 children, including some 2,000 Native Americans. Denise Juneau will be the first American Indian superintendent in the city’s history.