By JOHN BURBANK (May 19, 2017) — One hundred and twenty one years ago, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that racial segregation was legal. Its decision,...
By CARISSA CURMAN-MOORE EVERETT (May 17, 2017) — I’m a call center auditor at AT&T in Bothell, and every day I review thousands of customer interactions...
By SAMANTHA GRAD (May 11, 2017) — Last year I had the privilege of serving as the Field Director for Raise Up Washington, the coalition behind...
By BRENDAN WILLIAMS (May 10, 2017) — When the Affordable Care Act was debated in Congress, many falsely characterized as “death panels” the once-bipartisan idea of voluntary...
By SYLVIA WATSON SHORELINE (May 8, 2017) — We all saw, and maybe even participated in, the recent May Day Rally and March in honor of...
By JOHN BURBANK (May 5, 2017) — My friend called me last week and invited me to the Climate March in Seattle. I decided not to...
By STAN SORSCHER OLYMPIA (May 4, 2017) — Donald Trump’s first few disorienting months leave many people wondering what governing looks like any more. It’s time...
By KEN WINKES (May 3, 2017) — More than 150 years ago in his “Gettysburg Address,” Abraham Lincoln defined democracy as “government of the people, by...
By JEFF JOHNSON (May 2, 2017) — On May Day, the streets of Seattle rang with the voices of thousands of workers and community members: “Say...
By KATHERINE CHILCOTE SEATTLE (April 28, 2017) — The Jackson Street Workers Mural was a three-year experience of close collaboration between myself and fellow artist Devon...