The article, “Parents accuse Bellevue School District of favoring rich kids in school closures” provided only one perspective on the recent school consolidations in Bellevue.
Commentary: vaccines and massage—an anecdotal account
I once had a massage therapist who refused to get a COVID-19 vaccine.
Shatter the model minority myth for collective justice
I urge you to stand in solidarity and fight for the freedom we all deserve.
My first time serving on a jury — A journey of diversity and reasonable doubt
Becoming a U.S. citizen in 2004 was a significant milestone in my life, granting me the opportunity to participate in the democratic process.
What do you do if you walk into a racist restaurant?
The Fourth of July holiday has been problematic for me for many years.
A question of good faith in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District and Little Saigon
The city’s escalating problems with public safety, larceny, mental illness and drug addiction continue to be felt in the Chinatown-International District (CID).
Stop talking and stop the violence in our Emerald City
On Tuesday, June 13, Eina Kwon, restaurant owner, mother, wife, Asian, was shot “execution-style” while in the car with her husband. She was 32 weeks pregnant. The shooter, Cordell Goosby, 30, Black, with a prior record, has since been charged with murder.
Men’s Health Month Editorial
June is Men’s Health Month, an opportunity to raise awareness about important health issues that affect men.
COMMENTARY: This AAPI month, let’s not forget Seattle’s ultraminorities
By Nazry Bahrawi NORTHWEST ASIAN WEEKLY Twitter may have seen a mass exodus of critical voices protesting Elon Musk’s takeover of the platform, but if you value some of its […]
COMMENTARY: Is it racism if you refer to someone by the wrong name?
It’s a common mistake.
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