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In Seattle and Atlanta, anti-Asian hate sparks unspeakable grief
While the country moves on, the pain for many Asian Americans remains intense.
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City council backs off from deeper cuts to Seattle Police Department
A federally appointed monitor is raising questions about the council’s budget decisions.
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WA Senate must restore voting rights for formerly incarcerated people
A bill before the Legislature would return the right to vote to more than 20,000 Washingtonians living and working throughout the state.
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Police accountability agenda loses some teeth in WA Legislature
While some police reforms are advancing, efforts to create stronger community oversight boards and make it easier to sue police for misconduct have stalled.
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Court’s drug possession ruling upends WA’s criminal justice system
In the Blake decision, the Washington Supreme Court voided most drug possession cases in the state. The implications will be huge.