Home A response to Charlottesvilleby James HongConfronting White supremacy can begin with confronting one's own story and experiences with racism.Aug 16, 2017Seattle’s Filipino community questions deletion of historic “Manilatown”by Kamna ShastriSeattle's Filipino Americans say striking out of the reference to the historic community disrespected the community's long history. News & PoliticsNepal considers making adults financially responsible for parentsby Global Press News ServiceAug 14, 2017A new amendment before Nepal’s new government seeks to require adult children to pay 10 percent of their income towards their parents’ care.Sumas farmworker dies; colleagues fired after protesting working conditionsby Yemas LyAug 10, 2017Sarbanand Farms fired farmworkers and evicted them from their housing, citing a strike that followed the collapse of a blueberry picker who later died. Trump-endorsed RAISE Act would hurt economy — and immigrant familiesby Tahmina WatsonAug 7, 2017Chinatown-International District housing plan leaves out residents, advocates sayby Yemas LyAug 3, 2017 Arts & CultureSelf-care as a form of resistanceby Reagan JacksonJul 31, 2017In the current political and social climate, my thoughts turned not to surrender, but survival — and the necessity of prioritizing one's own well-being.Transgender 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, 2017#GreaterSeattle: Finding empowerment through the hoopby Taylor McAvoyJul 13, 2017 Race & EthnicityA response to Charlottesvilleby James HongAug 16, 2017Confronting White supremacy can begin with confronting one's own story and experiences with racism.The 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. ImmigrationTranslating environment and health for Seattle’s immigrants and refugeesby Ross CoyleJul 28, 2017Sophorn Sim's drive to help also stems from a desire for improving environmental equity in South Seattle and other parts of the south end. Hundreds become U.S. citizens July 4 at Seattle Centerby Susan FriedJul 5, 2017More than 500 people from 67 countries took the oath to become US Citizens at the annual July 4 ceremony at Seattle Center.
