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History
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Stranger Suggests
May 29
12:00 PM
Today's Stranger Suggests: My Mic Sounds Nice: Hip-Hop Feminism in History
One Really Great Thing to Do Every Day of the Week
Megan Seling
Architecture
Jan 30
12:06 PM
Are the New Buildings of Seattle Inspired by the Barcode?
Meet the Man Brilliantly Documenting the City's Vast Array of Architecture on Instagram
Charles Mudede
Food & Drink
Jan 10
11:30 AM
What If Amazon Installed the Pink Lusty Lady Sign Instead of the Pink Elephant?
Something to Think about While Eating a Lobster Roll
Charles Mudede
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Books
Dec 6
1:30 PM
Adam Smith: The Worst Influencer
A Scottish Thinker, American Politicians, and the Fuckery of Free Markets
Adam Willems
Film/TV
Sep 23
5:11 PM
Have Fun, Stay Single
Read
The Stranger
’s Review of
Singles
from 1992
Megan Seling
Film/TV
Apr 27
2:45 PM
Everybody Loves
Beau Travail
Jas Keimig
&
Charles Mudede
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Film/TV
Mar 9
1:45 PM
Hulu Revisits Seattle's "Pussy Sweatshop"
Pam & Tommy's
final episode focuses on former Seattle pornographer Seth Warshavsky.
Chase Hutchinson
Film/TV
Feb 14
10:10 AM
Seattle Lawyer Jeff Robinson Talks About His New Documentary on Racism in America
Chase Hutchinson
Film/TV
Feb 10
5:00 PM
Seattle Lawyer Jeff Robinson Talks About His New Documentary on Racism in America
Chase Hutchinson
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History
Jan 21
2:30 PM
Sometimes-Seattle Architect Henry Dozier and the Mystery of the Boiled Baby
One of Seattle's oldest buildings is slated for demolition. Good.
Matt Baume
History
Nov 22
12:41 PM
The 10 Weirdest Revelations from the FBI Files on D.B. Cooper for the 50th Anniversary of His Escape
Doug Kenck-Crispin
History
Nov 16
3:35 PM
Why Seattle Is So in Love with Neptune Theater's 100th Birthday
Charles Mudede
History
Sep 23
9:00 AM
I First Read
The Stranger
30 Years Ago in a Popcorn Stand
Charles Mudede
Film/TV
Sep 16
1:00 PM
The New Anthony Fauci Documentary Features a Celebrated Seattle Activist
Bill Gates is in it, too.
Chase Hutchinson
History
Sep 7
1:27 PM
We've Been Writing the Same Article About Seattle Homelessness for 124 Years
Matt Baume
History
Aug 17
4:03 PM
Is Hope to Be Found in America's Shrinking White Population?
Charles Mudede
History
Jun 25
1:55 PM
MoPOP's New Queer History Exhibit Is Like Looking Into a Time-Traveling Mirror
Matt Baume
Film/TV
Jun 22
10:00 AM
What Makes Disney Villains
So
Gay?
Matt Baume
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