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Why am I a threat?
A Muslim PhD student gets targeted as a security risk; now he wants to know why
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A decade of Seattle street protests
If you wonder whether one person can still make a difference, consider the case of George P. Hickey. In 1989,
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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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Judge strikes down Seattle law requiring landlords to accept first qualified tenant
A King County Superior Court judge ruled the law violated due process, property and free speech rights.
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ACLU objects to immigration raids on Greyhound buses
As immigration raids increase, Greyhound is under attack for allowing Border Patrol on its buses.