May is Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month—a time to celebrate the rich cultures, contributions, and stories that shape our communities.
Shoe wars at 36,000 feet: Should you leave your footwear on?
Imagine settling into your economy class seat on a 13-hour flight, only to find a stranger’s shoes occupying the space beside you.
The illusion of inclusion: How Rescue: HI-Surf erases the people it claims to represent
Why should anyone care about another network drama with beach rescues and relationship soap operas?
False equivalence: When police prioritize perpetrators over victims in protection order violations
How many times do you have to call the police to get them to enforce a protection order?
COVID-19 in 2025: Embracing community care in everyday life
“Go back to your country! Put a mask on!”
A Stadium Makers’ District will increase housing and commerce around the CID
The Seattle City Council is considering a proposal to amend zoning for portions of the Stadium District to include around 1,000 new housing units and workspace for craft industry.
Open letter to WA State Legislators: Opposition to HB 1648 and call for revisions
We, the undersigned members of the Early Childhood Teacher Preparation Council (ECTPC), composed of higher education professionals who support teacher preparation in early childhood education in community colleges and four-year universities across Washington State, strongly oppose House Bill 1648 in its current form.
Diversity can’t be canceled
Diversity. Equity. Inclusion. DEI. These are words that are now being censored by our federal government that seeks to ensure that our systems continue to be unjust and that many people, including children and families, will continue to be marginalized.
Children cannot be criminals
On Jan. 20, the current administration issued an executive order which now allows Immigration and Customs Enforcement to enter “sensitive locations,” including schools, hospitals and churches.
Seattle City Council bucks AAPI representation
“All politics is local,” former U.S. Speaker of the House Tip O’Neill is often quoted as saying, reprising the 1932 axiom credited to Associated Press Washington Bureau Chief Byron Price.
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