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Washington’s Black Members Caucus Hopes To Carry Momentum Into 2022 Legislative Session

On Martin Luther King Jr. Day in 2019 the five Black lawmakers of the state Legislature formed the Black Members Caucus.

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Omicron COVID-19 Variant Discovered In Three Counties Across Washington

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A Maine City That’s 90% White Now Has A Somali Mayor

South Portland's other city councilors, who are all White, elected her in a unanimous vote, heaping praise on Dhalac for her dedication to the community and thoughtful consideration of issues.

White House Announces The National Action Plan To Combat Human Trafficking

St. Thomas University College Of Law, Ben Crump, Announce Center For Social Justice

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Kennewick Dashes Eastside Catholic’s Hopes To Repeat As State Champions

Rainier Beach’s Season Ends With 56-22 Loss To Bellevue

Kennewick Puts An End To O’Dea’s Quest For A State Championship

Eastside Catholic Advances To Semifinals With 38-14 Victory Over Mt. Spokane

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Consumerism Is The Foundation Of Predatory Capitalism

We are prodded, cajoled, enticed, and engaged in the spending exercise, and all that happens because money makes the world go round.

The Montgomery Bus Boycott, 66 Years Ago This Week, Roused People Across The Nation To Demand Equal Rights

The Apotheosis Of Whiteness

The Pain From White Racism Hurts, But The Hurt From Colorism Runs Deeper

Right Wing Judges Put Millions’ Rights And Access To Health Care At Risk

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WSDOT Provides I-405/SR 167 Project Updates Via Virtual Meeting With Executive Advisory Group

Seattle Parks And Recreation Needs Input For The Renovation Of Carkeek Park Play Area

Paid Leave Qualifying Period Expanded For Workers Impacted By COVID-19

Community Briefs From The Seattle King County NAACP

SPS And BSD Closed On Thursday, November 11th And Friday, November 12th

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Mount Zion Women’s Ministry Fall Workshop

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Washington’s Black Members Caucus Hopes To Carry Momentum Into 2022 Legislative Session

A Maine City That's 90% White Now Has A Somali Mayor

Omicron COVID-19 Variant Discovered In Three Counties Across Washington

White House Announces The National Action Plan To Combat Human Trafficking

Nobles Selected Maternal And Child Health Fellow

Acts On Stage’s Theatre Returns With First In person Production — Single Black Female

Nobles Named Hunt-Kean Leadership Fellow

More Than 129,000 Kids Ages 5 – 11 Receive First Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine In Less Than A Month

Inslee Announces FEMA Mobile COVID-19 Vaccination Unit Coming To Western Washington

Stacey Abrams Governor Run Provides A Jolt For The 2022 Midterms

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