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Vol. 28, No. 25
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Savage Love
Hard Truths
by Dan Savage
I, Anonymous
A Moment of American Melting Pot Appreciation
by Anonymous
Film/TV
Drag and Wrestling Are Sister Sports
From suicide dives to death drops,
Cassandro the Exotico!
showcases the long history of luchadors and drag.
by Chase Burns
Succession
Is a Brilliant Comedy About the Second Most Loathsome Family in America
by Ned Lannamann
Music
Flying Lotus Channels the Innovative Spirit of Grandmaster Flash
by Charles Mudede
Free Will Astrology
July 31-August 6
by Rob Brezsny
Theater
Seattle Opera Revisits
Rigoletto
in the #MeToo Era
Director Lindy Hume on when nothing happens to bad men.
by Rich Smith
Visual Art
What to See at the 2019 Seattle Art Fair
There's face-in-bread smashing and pretty glass galore.
by Jas Keimig
Books
Seattle Isn't Dying, and My Proof Is
Seattle Walk Report
Our streets are filled with treasures. Suck it, Tucker Carlson.
by Chase Burns
We Can’t Help But Root for the Drug Addict Go-Getters in Simon Hanselmann’s
Bad Gateway
by Suzette Smith
Food & Drink
There's No Seattle Freeze at White Center's Favorite Diner, Young's Restaurant
Get to know the Youngs.
by Chase Burns
Features
The Comedian Who Shreds Gender Stereotypes
Erin Ingle isn't just funny. She's creating more space for women's voices in comedy.
by Dave Segal
Powerful, Unprecedented, and Pregnant
The only two citywide Seattle City Council seats are held by expecting mothers.
by Lester Black
The Mountain Climber Who Became an Abortion Provider
"I realized that if I felt so strongly that women should have this access, I should actually be providing abortions myself."
by Katie Herzog
With Pelosi on One Side and "the Squad" on the Other, Jayapal Keeps Her Focus on the Long Game
How Pramila Jayapal wields power in Congress.
by Eli Sanders
Now That Megan Rapinoe Has Your Attention...
Here's what Seattle's soccer sensation is fighting for.
by Nathalie Graham
Her Majesty of the Seattle Food Scene
Forget about Tom Douglas. Renee Erickson is the restaurateur you need to know.
by Leilani Polk
A Gallerist Who's Shattering Assumptions
Sarah Traver, director of Traver Gallery, wants to change the way people think about glass art.
by Jas Keimig
Crossword Solution
Crossword Solution: The Invisible Man
by Brendan Emmett Quigley
Weed
The Woman Who Runs Weed Policy in Washington State
Vicki Christophersen is the most powerful person in the legal pot industry.
by Lester Black
Hemp’s Legal Now, But CBD Still Faces an Uphill Battle
by Josh Jardine
Columns
Where's the Men in Power Issue?
by Kevin Gavin O'Malley
Editor's Note
Speaking of women in power, meet
The Stranger
's publisher.