Home Legacy of Donnie Chin remembered two years after fatal shootingby Yemas LyChinatown/International District neighborhood activist Donnie Chin's killing is still unsolved, two years after his death.Jul 25, 2017Chinatown/International District residents demand voice at development hearingby Kamna ShastriChinatown/International District residents wonder whose voices are being heard when it comes to changes that could reshape the historic neighborhood.Jul 24, 2017 News & PoliticsTransgender people of color share their storiesby Yemas LyJul 20, 2017Transgender people of color spoke this week at a community-building event on the greater challenges faced when identities intersect.Women artists reflect on “Infinity Mirrors,” Yayoi Kusama’s legacyby Mayumi TsutakawaJul 19, 2017Yayoi Kusama's influence and legacy is larger than playful colors and whimsical patterns. To fight trafficking, Nepal considers restrictions on women’s travelby Global Press News ServiceJul 17, 2017The Seattle Globalist asks the Mayoral Candidatesby Venice Buhain and Amy WongJul 12, 2017 Arts & CultureThe necessity of black joyby Reagan JacksonJul 18, 2017A dance party at Othello Park created a space to celebrate and experience black joy amidst times of conflict.#GreaterSeattle: Finding empowerment through the hoopby Taylor McAvoyJul 13, 2017Saleurn Ramos, founder of the performance troupe Hoop Bots, finds empowerment, strength and joy through the art of hoop dance and through her students. Hundreds become U.S. citizens July 4 at Seattle Centerby Susan FriedJul 5, 2017Rising hate scrapes away Pacific Northwest’s so-called progressive imageby Sharon H ChangJun 9, 2017 Race & EthnicitySaying her name: Reflections on Charleena Lylesby Damme GetachewJun 27, 2017A Globalist writer reflects at a vigil for Charleena Lyles.Seattle fashion and style bloggers of color make wavesby Brooke PasicJun 8, 2017Do you love fashion and style? Then you need to follow these three Seattle bloggers. ImmigrationCould slide in Seattle’s international students continue under Trump?by Michael ThornbloomJul 3, 2017International Student enrollment at Seattle Colleges has been on the decline — and changes in visa policies under Trump are unlikely to help boost numbers.Seattle area reacts to the Supreme Court’s revival of Trump’s travel banby Amy WongJun 26, 2017Seattle organizations and state government officials were disappointed with the Supreme Court's decision to reinstate parts of President Trump's travel ban.
