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20 Years After Columbine, Ballard High Theater Students Address School Shootings
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Despite State Policy Changes, WA Schools Still Disproportionately Discipline Students of Color
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As Seattle’s historic Yesler Terrace housing project is torn down for redevelopment, a community examines what makes a place a home. |...
This summer the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture's exhibition BorderLands explores the ideas of belonging and resistance.
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A System in Crisis
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An alternative to incarceration that inspires and empowers social justice.
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Watch these programs showcasing African-American history throughout the month of February.
Meet some of the families and children at the Womxn's March and hear their reasons for marching.
Conversations With Enrique Cerna
Dr. Robin DiAngelo discusses how race shapes the lives of white people and why they have difficulties addressing racial issues.
