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Seattle Medium
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Jim Clyburn’s Warning: America Risks Sliding Back To Racial Terror
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COLUMN | When Corporations Leave, Seattle Communities Pay the Price. It's Time to Invest Locally.
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Registration opens for the 2026 Gumshoe 5K
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People have expressed their opposition to raising taxes on public transportation, with some suggesting taxing billionaires instead, while others believe that raising taxes without raising salaries is unfair.
Seattle Medium
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Are Black People Being Left Behind By AI?
Black communities should not shy away from AI, but instead learn to use it as a tool to shape the future and demand accountability from corporations.
Seattle Medium
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More Than 125,000 Washington Residents Living With Dementia, Experts Urge Connection And Support
The University of Washington Memory and Brain Wellness Center offers a variety of programs designed to connect individuals and families with resources, education and support to help those living with dementia and their caregivers navigate the journey together.
Seattle Medium
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Black girls are disproportionately impacted by child sex trafficking in King County, accounting for 44-52% of victims despite making up only 4.4% of the population, due to systemic failures, racial bias, housing instability, and chronic underinvestment.
South Seattle Emerald
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South Seattle Emerald
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Seattle Medium
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Experts Say Seattle’s Black Middle Class Is Not Disappearing But Being Displaced
Seattle's Black middle class is being displaced by rising housing costs, wealth disparities, and long-standing structural inequities, making it more difficult for Black families to access wealth-building opportunities.
Seattle Medium
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As Costs Rise, Solid Ground Works to Keep Families From Falling Into Crisis
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Seattle Medium
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City Initiative Empowers Students To Lead Mental Health And Safety Efforts At Five Seattle High Schools
The City of Seattle has launched a youth-led mental health and safety initiative at five public high schools, empowering students to design awareness campaigns, connect classmates with resources, and promote conversations about mental health and community well-being.