Opinion
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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Seattle's NAACP is first in nation to appoint an LGBTQ chair
The historic advent of a gay Black man in a leadership position at the National Association for the Advancement of
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Historic Black Panther newspapers find a home in the Central District
In the 1960s, a typical day in the life of a Seattle Black Panther started at 5:30 a.m.
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Meet the Seattle mayor with a secret white supremacist past
He also founded the city’s first daily newspaper.
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The awkward whitesplaining in David Shields' new doc on Marshawn Lynch
The documentary, which will be screened during SIFF, carries unfortunate similarities to his 1999 book about the Seattle SuperSonics.