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GOP-Controlled Local Boards Restrict Voting On Sundays And Find Other Ways To Make Voting Harder
Ahead of the midterms, Republican-led states and counties are imposing new voting restrictions, from stricter ID requirements to closed polling places and reduced drop boxes. Texas, Ohio, North Carolina, Iowa and Kansas face changes that could suppress turnout among Black, Latino and young voters in critical Senate and House races, despite scant evidence of voter fraud.
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Leoma James-Sarr’s Path To Homeownership Creates Stability For Three Generations
Leoma James-Sarr's journey to homeownership, supported by Young Black Homeowners founder Anzhane Slaughter, provided stability for three generations of her family. Despite challenges with savings and self-doubt, James-Sarr secured a home in Washington state, now paying less than rent while building generational wealth and inspiring other Black families to pursue homeownership.
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GOP-Controlled Local Boards Restrict Voting On Sundays And Find Other Ways To Make Voting Harder
Ahead of the midterms, Republican-led states and counties are imposing new voting restrictions, from stricter ID requirements to closed polling places and reduced drop boxes. Texas, Ohio, North Carolina, Iowa and Kansas face changes that could suppress turnout among Black, Latino and young voters in critical Senate and House races, despite scant evidence of voter fraud.
Best Emerging Community Leader: Keisha Credit Is Turning Influence Into Impact
Keisha Credit has been recognized as Best Emerging Community Leader and Best Social Media Influencer at The Seattle Medium's inaugural Best of the Best Northwest Readers' Choice Awards. This acknowledgment highlights her significant contributions to celebrating Black culture and fostering community connections through digital platforms.
While Black Families Pay More For Power, Some Attorneys General Fight To Save High-Cost Coal
As electricity prices climb, Black households already pay 43 percent more than white households for energy. Yet instead of tackling grid bottlenecks and permitting delays, state attorneys general led by Texas are suing asset managers over coal production, framing lawsuits as consumer protection while really shielding a declining industry from market competition.
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Podcast: Wally’s NW Soul Brings Southern Comfort And Community Giving To The Central District
Seattle Medium's Rhythm & News Podcast host Christopher B. Bennett sits down with Walter "Wally" Washington, owner of Wally's NW Soul, to discuss his Southern comfort food restaurant in the Central District. Featured in this week's Pack the House initiative, Wally shares his culinary journey, family-inspired menu, and commitment to giving back to his community.
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