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A crowd of Black professionals and leaders high-five young students walking through the crowd toward the school entrance.
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OPINION | Amid Renewed Attacks on Black Education, Black Lives Matter at School Turns 10 in Seattle

What began at one South End elementary school became a national movement. And the fight for Black students, honest history, and racial justice is far from over.
By
Jesse Hagopian
5 min read
DOOM LOOP is a serialized fictional cartoon from South End author and comic Brett Hamil.
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DOOM LOOP: Legacy Media News Pipeline

How City Hall scuttlebutt finds its way onto the evening news.
By
Brett Hamil
2 min read
Six artists—Alison Bremner, Cassandra Butler, Chelsea Moore, Stef Marchand, Martina Kartman, and Susan Hollman—stand together at the “Living and Loving Under the Carceral State” exhibit at King Street Station Gallery.
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COLUMN | 'Living and Loving Under the Carceral State' With Pardon My Craft

A Seattle art group shows how family members and partners of incarcerated people turn craft into collective care.
By
Marcus Harrison Green
5 min read
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