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Print Archives
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2016
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Nov. 9
Print Edition for the week of
Nov. 9 - 15, 2016
Vol. 26, No. 11
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Photo by Jonathan Vanderweit
Savage Love
Aaron The Side
by Dan Savage
New Column!
I Haven't Read Rachel Dolezal's Book, But I Identify as a Person Who Has
by Asher Bloomquist
I, Anonymous
Man (Basically) Bites Dog
by Anonymous
Clean Your Bong
THC, Thanks for the LOLs
by David Schmader
Film/TV
Jim Jarmusch Lionizes Iggy and the Stooges in
Gimme Danger
by Dave Segal
If White Voters Want to Understand Black Voters in the 2016 Presidential Election, Watch
13th
by Ijeoma Oluo
The Close Encounters of Denis Villeneuve’s
Arrival
by Erik Henriksen
Music
The Posies Are Still a Band, Again, Forever
by Sean Nelson
Record Review: The Game Is in His Element on
1992,
but His Future Could Be Even Brighter
by Larry Mizell Jr.
Free Will Astrology
For the Week of November 9
by Rob Brezsny
We Saw You
We Saw You Acting Like Donald Trump, Eating Meat on Light Rail, and Being Disgusting on Jackson Street
by Stranger Staff
Books
Books That Will Help You Make Sense of Seattle's Housing Crisis
by Charles Mudede
Food & Drink
Mollusk Still Stuck in Its Shell
The Once Adventurous Brewpub Has a New Direction, but It Hasn't Found Its Way
by Tobias Coughlin-Bogue
Features
Person of Interest: Jazmyn Scott
Meet the Woman Leading the Charge for Black Arts and Culture at Langston
by Rich Smith
Amid the Darkness of Trump, Che Taylor's Sister DeVitta Briscoe Is Fighting for Change. She Needs Your Help.
Having Lost Her Son to the Streets and Her Brother to a Run-In With the Law, She's Now Gathering Signatures for an Important Citizens Initiative on Police Reform
by Ansel Herz
News
We're Fucked
Fuck Fuck Fucking Fuck. So Fucked.
by Stranger Election Control Board