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Podcast: Civil Rights Leaders Advocate For Economic Boycott To Safeguard DEI Programs

In response to President Donald Trump's executive actions aimed at dismantling diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs across federal and private sectors, civil rights leaders, including former Seattle NAACP President Dr. Carl Mack, are spearheading an economic boycott to safeguard these essential initiatives.

Podcast: Target Faces Lawsuits And Boycotts Over Reduced DEI Initiatives

Target Corporation, once a leader in corporate diversity, is now facing backlash from conservative groups and civil rights organizations after scaling back its DEI initiatives. The company is being sued by right-wing groups and boycotted by the NAACP and Black community leaders, who accuse Target of abandoning its diversity commitments.

Podcast: Trump’s Executive Order Prompts DEI Boycott And Raises Racial Equity Issues

Civil rights leaders, including former Seattle NAACP president Dr. Carl Mack, are initiating an economic boycott to safeguard DEI programs within federal agencies and the private sector, amid rising concerns about the future of racial equity.

Podcast: GOP Bill Targets WA State Equity Office, Critics Warn Of Harm To Communities Of Color

A new GOP-led bill seeks to dismantle the Washington State Office of Equity, established to ensure equitable access to state services and promote racial justice. Proponents argue it would save taxpayer money, while opponents view it as a direct attack on communities of color.

Podcast: Dr. Norward Brooks Releases Memoir Detailing His Legacy And Impact

Dr. Norward Brooks has published a new memoir, "A Man of Many Firsts: Memoirs of Norward J. Brooks, PhD", chronicling his rise from modest origins in Louisiana to becoming a trailblazer in Seattle's African American community.

Podcast: 2025 Black History Month Awards Celebrate African American Trailblazers

The 2025 Black History Month Awards Ceremony, organized by the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration Committee, will recognize African Americans for their enduring contributions in labor, education, and public service. The event is scheduled for Monday, February 17, at the Holgate Street Church of Christ.

Podcast: Byrd Barr Place Hosts Luncheon Honoring Black Seattle’s Unsung Heroes

Byrd Barr Place is hosting the Unsung Heroes of Black Seattle Luncheon, an event honoring individuals who have significantly contributed to the community in education, business, and civic service.

Podcast: Cierra Sisters Community Unites For Breast Cancer Awareness

The Cierra Sisters community will unite on World Cancer Day to commemorate the life and legacy of founder Bridgette Hempstead, and to raise awareness about breast cancer, particularly in African American and underserved communities.

Podcast: De’Sean Quinn Appointed To King County Council District 5 Seat

De'Sean Quinn has been appointed to the King County Council District 5 seat, representing Renton, Kent, Des Moines, SeaTac, and Normandy Park, following Dave Uptegrove's election as Washington State Land Commissioner.

Podcast: Seattle Black Fire Fighters Secure Key Legal Win

The Seattle Black Fire Fighters Association has achieved a notable legal victory in their effort to protect a historic property in Seattle's Central Area, with a King County Superior Court judge determining that the executive board's sale of the property breached a prior court order, finding the defendants in contempt and levying financial penalties.

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