Home Artist’s immigration arrest fuels activism in Minneapolis music sceneby Thea WhiteThe detention of John Bing III, who performs under the name Sota Smoov, has rallied the Minneapolis music community around immigration rights.Oct 2, 2019How fishers in Indonesia abandon destructive methodsby The ConversationSome fishers in Indonesia are becoming leaders in protecting the local marine ecosystems by abandoning destructive methods, such as bombing reefs and poisoning sea creatures. News & PoliticsSeattle tech firm to end ICE contracts after developer deletes code in protestby Globalist StaffOct 9, 2019Chef's announcement that it will not renew its contracts with Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection came after an ex-employee protested by deleting his own code.Washington residents to need REAL ID for airline travel by October 2020by Globalist StaffOct 3, 2019Washington residents will have to get enhanced drivers licenses — or rely on a passport other federally recognized identification — to pass airport security. Artist’s immigration arrest fuels activism in Minneapolis music sceneby Thea WhiteOct 2, 2019Local Kashmiri community protests Gates Foundation award to India PM Modiby Kamna ShastriSep 25, 2019 Arts & CultureSeattle artist draws connection between race and climate changeby Gus MarshallOct 9, 2019Carol Rashawwna Williams’ exhibit “For the Record” examines the similarities and disparities of global warming and the lasting impacts of slavery.Naomi Ishisaka: Stories have the power to change minds, lives, and our societyby The Seattle GlobalistSep 20, 2019Naomi Ishisaka is being recognized as The Seattle Globalist’s 2019 Journalist of the Year for her commitment to underrepresented voices and empowering communities through her work. Wa Na Wari gives home to Seattle’s Black culture and artby Kamna ShastriSep 4, 2019Mexico City’s Georgetown Records keeps Seattle’s indie spirit aliveby Samantha BushmanAug 27, 2019 Race & EthnicitySeattle artist draws connection between race and climate changeby Gus MarshallOct 9, 2019Carol Rashawwna Williams’ exhibit “For the Record” examines the similarities and disparities of global warming and the lasting impacts of slavery.Reinstated affirmative action could go to the hands of voters in Novemberby Globalist StaffJul 24, 2019Referendum 88 — filed by an opponent of Washington's recently passed affirmative action laws — would put the issue into the hands of voters. ImmigrationArtist’s immigration arrest fuels activism in Minneapolis music sceneby Thea WhiteOct 2, 2019The detention of John Bing III, who performs under the name Sota Smoov, has rallied the Minneapolis music community around immigration rights.Seattle city pension fund owns almost $800,000 in private prison stockby Guy OronSep 18, 2019An examination of the investments in the city of Seattle's pension fund shows that its adopted ethical guidelines play a secondary role to financial growth.
