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Print Edition for the week of
Nov. 30 - Dec. 6, 2016

Vol. 26, No. 14

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Savage Love

Quickies

by Dan Savage

Film/TV

A Chinese Taxi Driver Fights for Justice in Old Stone

by Charles Mudede

Man Down Never Fits Together

by Andrew Wright

Manchester by the Sea and the Saddest Handyman

by Marc Mohan

I, Anonymous

Thanks, SPD

by Anonymous

Music

Recycling My Back Pages: A Music Writer/Collector Reflects on Disposing of His Magazine Archive

by Dave Segal

Bands I Pretended to Like for Boys. Part One: Wilco

by Kathleen Tarrant

Theater

Liberal Rednecks Mosey On Up to Seattle for Some Comedy

by Rich Smith

Free Will Astrology

For the Week of November 30

by Rob Brezsny

We Saw You

At Indies First, Sherman Alexie Meets a Formidable Young Fan

by Rich Smith

Six Tips for Protesting Against Hate

by Ana Sofia Knauf

Visual Art

Seattle Artists Race to Document Cultures Gentrification Is Erasing

by Jen Graves

Books

You Can't Untangle Race from Class in America

And Other Truths from National Book Award Winner Stamped from the Beginning

by Robert Lashley

Food & Drink

Corvus and Co. Doesn't Just Have Good Food—It Also Has Warmth and Soul

What the Owners Have Learned in Their First Six Months in Business

by Angela Garbes

Features

The Fight Over a Weed Farm on San Juan Island

A 76-acre property on a progressive rural island in Washington State sounds like the perfect place for a grow op, doesn't it? That's not how the neighbors saw it.

by Christopher Morris-Lent

Person of Interest: Luzviminda Uzuri Carpenter

Meet the Woman Helping Tell the Stories of Marginalized Seattleites