Posted inNews
How the Trial of a Black Lives Matter Protester Could Become a Deep Dive into One Cop’s Turbulent Past at the SPD
The Key Witness for the Prosecution Is an Officer with a History of Troubles
race
Posted inFilm/TV
Scenes from the War Against Black People
10 Crucial Films About One Crucial Subject
Posted inFeatures
The Great White Dope
Rachel Dolezal Suffers from a Bad Case of the White Man’s Burden
Posted inFeatures
Rachel Dolezal Isn’t the Most Important Race Story in Spokane
The Media Circus over One Woman Is Distracting from the Underlying Issues That Need Addressing
Posted inFeatures
A Last-Ditch Effort to Preserve the Heart of the Central District
As gentrification remakes Seattle, the owners of an entire block
at 23rd and Union are looking to sell. Neighborhood activists
are talking about buying it. Can they succeed?
Posted inFeatures
When a Jury with No Black People on It Puts a Black Man Away for the Rest of His Life
King County Has a Diversity Problem in Its Jury Selection Process, and Lovett Chambers Believes It’s the Reason He’ll Die in Prison
Posted inFeatures
If a Black Man Kills a White Cop, Can He Ever Get a Fair Death-Penalty Trial?
New Research Suggests That the Jury-Selection Process Results in More Racist Juries
Posted inTheater
The Music of Black English in The Piano Lesson
Warning: August Wilson’s Play Contains No Piano Lessons
Posted inBooks
Jeff Chang’s Who We Be Offers a Brief History of Race Representation in Art and Ads, from Family Circus to Trayvon Martin
A Brilliant, Incomplete Look at America’s Racial Divide
