Culture
Harry Belafonte on activism, unrest and the importance of making people squirm
You don’t miss someone like Harry Belafonte, 88, walking into a room — a long cane, svelte brown suit, bald
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Equity
Can justice be served without putting kids behind bars?
Last week, the Seattle City Council resolved to end the practice of putting young lawbreakers behind bars. Resolution 31614, which
Culture
Remembering the West Coast's ugly anti-immigrant era
This is part of a series of Crosscut stories discussing race in the Puget Sound region. Led by Donald Trump,
Guest Opinion
Hookah lounges: not the problem Seattle faces
Mayor Ed Murray’s announcement that the city is trying to close all of Seattle’s hookah lounges has created
Politics
Black Lives Matter protesters were (mostly) right
Two activists supporting the Black Lives Matter movement accosted Bernie Sanders on stage when he came to Seattle last Saturday.