2 years ago
FEEST on this: how a White Center nonprofit is empowering youth through food
by Kelly Guava Jelly and Bao Nguyen May 8, 2018
It’s probably not a stretch to say that most people don’t think about food on a regular basis. Well, it’s …
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2 years ago
Ichiro returns: why his presence is more than just a numbers game
By Milan Chang March 29, 2018
Being a Mariners fan has never depended on a belief in World Series success. Loyalty to the M’s has always been inspired by an …
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2 years ago
Testing the International District’s Boundaries: A Walk Toward Belonging
By Milan Chang March 7, 2018
Editor’s introduction: We are excited to present a new column: Milan’s Musing. In this series, Milan will share his personal exploration into modern Asian …
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2 years ago
NAAM 2018: Everyday Black
By Carla Bell January 8, 2018
With just three months at the post, Eve Sanford, the new Education & Public Programs Director at Northwest African American Museum, shows zeal and confidence. …
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2 years ago
A Civil War Christmas: An American Musical Celebration – Review
By Carla Bell December 2, 2017
Tucked into the dimly lit and cozy corners of Seattle’s Taproot Theatre Company, small groups huddled over hot drinks, sometimes wine. Paula Vogel’s A Civil …
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2 years ago
Cultural Equity: An Evening with Ta-Nehisi Coates
By Carla Bell November 27, 2017
A standard Seattle November night at Benaroya Hall, inside as much as out. Donning brands such as Patagonia, North Face, REI, Merrill, and …
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2 years ago
The Pilgrim’s Progress
By Carla Bell November 20, 2017
John Bunyan’s The Pilgrim’s Progress is a two-part tale of interpretive literary work. It’s described as a depiction of the life and struggles of …
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2 years ago
Race, Ethnicity, Genealogy, and Nationality: Making a Difference, Literally
By Carla Bell November 13, 2017
We opened this series with discussion of race as structure – a web of restrictions, obstacle, and hindrances for …
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2 years ago
Día de los Muertos: Honoring Life, Celebrating Death
By Carla Bell October 24, 2017
Many of us shrug at this holiday and think to ourselves, “Oh, I’m sure it’s basically the same as Halloween by another name. …
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2 years ago
CHIEF SI’AHL
On #IndigenousPeoplesDay we present The Honorable Cecile Hansen, great-great-grandniece to Chief Si’ahl – known by most as Chief “Seattle”, the Duwamish Longhouse and Cultural Center, rebuilt after it and nearly …
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