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The Stranger
about 14 hours
Slog AM: Vance Embarrasses Himself in Front of the Press, No One Flew to Seattle for the World Cup, Hotel Workers Go on Strike
Good Morning! We’ve got another perfect June day. Highs in the 70s, clear skies, all that jazz. If you’re lucky and your job gives you Juneteenth off, this evening is for drinking on patios, paddling on the water, and forgetting how late it is because the sun goes down at 9:10 today. But first, the […] The post Slog AM: Vance Embarrasses Himself in Front of the Press, No One Flew to Seattle for the World Cup, Hotel Workers Go on Strike appeared first on The Stranger.
Seattle Medium
about 16 hours
Black Representation: 1776–2026. 250 Years of Leadership, Citizenship, And Black Civic Engagement
Juneteenth commemorates the enduring struggle for Black freedom, emphasizing the imperative of civic engagement, voter participation, and leadership to honor the legacy of those who advanced these fundamental rights.
Seattle Medium
about 17 hours
America At 250: Patriotism Without Truth Is Propaganda
As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, a comprehensive historical reckoning is advocated, highlighting the centuries-long struggle of Black people and other marginalized communities to expand democratic ideals, and prioritizing an honest engagement with the nation's past over purely celebratory narratives.
Field Gulls
about 17 hours
Finally, the results of the 2026 Field Gulls Armchair GM Challenge
Field Gulls readers have been (im)patiently awaiting the results of the 2026 Armchair GM Challenge, and now the time has come for those fans to be underwhelmed with the results of what may have been the least exciting Armchair GM Challenge in history. Things got off to an insanely hot start, with more than three […]
Seattle Medium
about 18 hours
From Access To Ownership: The Evolving Fight For Equity In Seattle
Black leaders in Seattle are advocating for spatial justice, which emphasizes ownership of land, housing, and community assets as a means of achieving lasting equity and ensuring that future generations benefit from the value their communities help create.
Seattle Medium
about 18 hours
Hidden Dangers: What You Should Know Before Heading To The Water This Summer
King County has experienced 135 unintentional drowning deaths from 2018-2022, with cold water shock, fast-moving currents, and silent drowning being some of the hidden dangers of Pacific Northwest waterways that can be avoided with proper safety precautions.
Field Gulls
about 18 hours
Seahawks News 6/18: Seahawks quickly fill empty front office positions
In Today’s Seahawks Links: The Seahawks make some promotions, we get a roster projection heading into camp, and Dan Viens talks about whether or not we could see the Super Bowl hosted in Seattle. There’s also a Seahawks Mailbag with none other than John Boyle. Thank you for being here. Seattle Seahawks News Tournament of […]
Field Gulls
1 day
Why Kenneth Walker III wasn’t at the Seahawks’ Super Bowl ring ceremony
Lost in the shuffle of last week’s Seahawks’ Super Bowl ring celebration was the fact that one particular ex-Seahawk did not attend the ceremony: Super Bowl MVP, Kenneth Walker III. This stood out considering other ex-Seahawks such as Riq Woolen and Coby Bryant were in attendance. In fact, Walker was the only ex-Seahawk who wasn’t […]
Seattle Medium
1 day
Calling All Seattle Residents!
Uplift Northwest, a nonprofit organization, provides comprehensive employment and job-readiness services to individuals experiencing poverty and homelessness. The initiative offers dignified work, training, transportation, and housing assistance, aiming to remove systemic barriers to employment and foster lasting stability and opportunity.
Seattle Medium
1 day
As Seattle Welcomes The World, Black Business Must Be Part Of The Story
The Black Eco Chamber (BECO) has forged a partnership with the SeattleLinked Foundation to elevate the visibility and economic participation of Black entrepreneurs, professionals, creatives, and business owners. This initiative aims to ensure that Black-owned businesses and cultural experiences are prominently featured in Seattle's narrative as the city prepares for World Cup 2026 and beyond, addressing historical oversights in economic development and cultural representation.
Seattle Medium
1 day
And The Truth Shall Set You Free
Juneteenth, a federal holiday embodying freedom and truth, faces increasing threats as Black history is targeted for suppression. Amid this climate, BlackPast.org, the world’s largest online encyclopedia dedicated to African American and global Black history, actively works to preserve and defend these narratives against censorship and misinformation.
Seattle Medium
1 day
Freedom In The Shadows: The Untold Story Of Juneteenth’s Survival
Juneteenth, now recognized as a federal holiday, commemorates the emancipation of enslaved African Americans. While observed quietly for generations, the day is currently marked by widespread public events, including festivals, educational programs, parades, concerts, and community gatherings nationwide.