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Pack The House Campaign Celebrates Success, Encourages Community To Circle Back And Keep Supporting Black-Owned Businesses
The Seattle Medium's Pack the House campaign wraps up its 10-week run with Circle Back Week, urging the community to revisit, discover, and support the 10 featured Black-owned restaurants. Publisher Chris B. Bennett highlights the campaign's success while emphasizing that supporting Black-owned businesses must continue well beyond the initiative's conclusion.
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Pack The House Campaign Celebrates Success, Encourages Community To Circle Back And Keep Supporting Black-Owned Businesses
The Seattle Medium's Pack the House campaign wraps up its 10-week run with Circle Back Week, urging the community to revisit, discover, and support the 10 featured Black-owned restaurants. Publisher Chris B. Bennett highlights the campaign's success while emphasizing that supporting Black-owned businesses must continue well beyond the initiative's conclusion.
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How Scott Colom Defied More Than A Century Of History To Win Democrats A Mississippi Senate Seat
Just six years after Mississippi removed the Confederate stars and bars from its state flag, CNN’s Decision Desk projects that Scott Colom will become the first Black senator from the state since Reconstruction and the first Democrat to win the seat since 1982.
Youth And Law Forum Seeks To Empower Families, Build Trust Between Police And Community
The 36th annual Judge Charles V. Johnson Youth and Law Forum returns Nov. 14 in Tukwila, uniting youth, families, and law enforcement for workshops on rights, peer pressure, and justice system navigation. Retired officers John Hayes and Fae Brooks emphasize building trust through relaxed interactions, helping bridge gaps between police and community members. The free event requires advance registration.
Lessons Learned From Mid-term Elections
Dr. E. Faye Williams examines the 2026 midterms, arguing voters rejected Trump's self-serving leadership and demanded accountability, affordability, and government integrity. While Democrats benefited from dissatisfaction, victory isn't unconditional approval—they must address healthcare, rising prices, and corruption. True public trust requires transparency, ethical consistency, and service to constituents over party loyalty.
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New Mount Zion Pastor Rev. Johnson Shares Vision Ahead Of Installation Weekend
Rev. Charles Reginald Johnson Sr. joins the Seattle Medium's Rhythm & News Podcast to discuss his new role as senior pastor of Mount Zion Baptist Church, a 135-year cornerstone of Seattle's Black community. After 17 years leading Cochran Avenue Baptist Church in Los Angeles, Johnson shares his vision ahead of his November 14-15 installation celebration.
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