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After a killing by the police, family and friends mourn the loss of Charleena Lyles

by Sharayah Lane

Charleena was a woman. She was a mother. She was a sister. She was a member of her community and she has a family who are deeply grieving her loss.

Meet The Seattle Globalist’s newest board members

by Globalist Staff

The Seattle Globalist welcomes two new board members to its roster, Jenny Asarnow and Esmy Jimenez.

Kenneth Bae in China before his arrest. (Photo courtesy FreeKenNow.com)

Former North Korea detainee Kenneth Bae speaks out on student’s death

by ReutersJun 20, 2017

Former Lynnwood missionary Kenneth Bae said the death of student Otto Warmbier, who was in a coma when he was freed by North Korea, was an "outrage."

Seattle Globalist impact to grow with Washington Women’s Foundation, sustainer support

by Globalist StaffJun 16, 2017

The Globalist will strengthen the impact of our mission to elevate diverse voices, thanks to a $100,000 award from Washington Women's Foundation, and consistent support from our community.

Man who accused Seattle mayor of sexual abuse drops lawsuit

by ReutersJun 15, 2017

Diverse Seattle counterprotest eclipses “March Against Sharia”

by Chloe CollyerJun 11, 2017

Rising hate scrapes away Pacific Northwest’s so-called progressive image

by Sharon H ChangJun 9, 2017

Despite the Pacific Northwest’s reputation as a bastion of left liberal thinking, incidents of hate and bias upend the notion that there is no racism here.

Seattle fashion and style bloggers of color make waves

by Brooke PasicJun 8, 2017

Do you love fashion and style? Then you need to follow these three Seattle bloggers.

Seattle’s Ethiopian community savors its coffee culture

by Hannah PickeringJun 7, 2017

Shiga’s Imports weathers a half century of changes on the Ave

by Blake PetersonJun 1, 2017

Asians see decrease in hate crimes, but discrimination hasn’t gone away

by Chi-Wei ChiaJun 5, 2017

Hate crimes against Asians are at their lowest rate in five years, but that doesn't mean that racist speech and acts of discrimination have gone away.

Muslim women have plenty to say, no permission required

by Aliah ElaoudMay 25, 2017

Young women who wear the hijab speak out against stereotypes.

3 things humanities international students should know while job hunting

by Jeevika VermaJun 12, 2017

Getting a job is hard for any recent graduate. International students in the humanities need to know their options.

Identifying as an adoptee and an immigrant

by Grace MadiganMay 31, 2017

Adoptees face a unique struggle to understand who they are. In the current political climate, one adoptee reevaluates what it means to be an immigrant.