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Seattle has been at the forefront in commemorating Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy, with a coalition of activists, community leaders, and citizens collaborating to rename streets and parks, shape policy, and foster cultural change in the city.

Martin Luther King Jr.'s Poor People's Campaign aimed to unite individuals of all racial and ethnic backgrounds to advocate for improved economic opportunities, fair wages, affordable housing, and access to quality education, highlighting the ongoing relevance of these issues.

The Making A Difference Foundation is honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy of advocating for economic justice and against food insecurity by providing culturally relevant food to the diverse populations of Pierce County and addressing systemic barriers contributing to hunger.

Byrd Barr Place, formerly CAMP, has been integral to the Black community in the Central District and greater Seattle for six decades, offering support, empowerment, and resources to Black Seattleites, and honoring the everyday heroes who established the organization.

The Black Eco Chamber, based in the Pacific Northwest, supports Black entrepreneurs and professionals by offering resources, mentorship, and advocacy to foster economic advancement and generational wealth.

A limited edition Barbie of Aaliyah sold out within hours of release on her 46th birthday, honoring the late R&B singer's enduring legacy.

Experts recommend taking intentional breaks from screens to improve mental, physical, and emotional well-being, as excessive screen time can lead to sleep disturbances, anxiety, and physical health issues.

Black parents are increasingly concerned about their children's safety and well-being in schools due to recent incidents of racial harassment and Trump's re-election, and are advised to know school policies, document incidents, seek mental health support, and know their advocacy and legal resources.

President Joe Biden's administration has made significant strides towards diversity and inclusion, with the appointment of the first Black and openly LGBTQ+ individual to the position of White House Press Secretary, as well as the appointment of the first Black woman to the U.S. Supreme Court.

The City of Seattle Office for Civil Rights has launched the Youth Civic Engagement Program, a new initiative aimed at equipping high school students with the skills and knowledge to become leaders and advocates for change in their communities.