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Undocumented and afraid: 'I don’t know how else to beg to be seen'
A local writer reflects on fear, family and fatigue as the Trump administration prepares to mount deportation raids in cities across the country.
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The critical, overlooked history of WA's prison abolition movement
In Washington state, abolitionists have succeeded in shrinking the scope of state punishment and making prisons more humane. But their work is far from done.
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Sheriff's office gave info to ICE, violating King County's sanctuary policy
Immigration officials were provided names and given access to other information about people under arrest. The sheriff's office claims it was all a mistake.
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On building immunity against the temptations of war
As the U.S. once again lurches toward an unnecessary war, this time with Iran, we must remember our past mistakes risking the lives of tens of thousands of soldiers under false pretenses.
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50 years on, the radical promise of Stonewall is still unmet
The LGBTQ community has made enormous progress in the fight for equality, but a long road still lies ahead.