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Continue reading →: Erika Kirk coming to Kirkland July 24 for “Make Heaven Crowded Tour”
By Hannah Saunders Erika Kirk, a fascist national leader, is coming to Kirkland for her “Make Heaven Crowded Tour” on July 24 at 6:30 p.m. The Pursuit NW Church, which was a key player in several major LGBTQ+ protests in Seattle last year, is hosting…
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Continue reading →: Amazon Worker Intifada protests closed-door meeting between Australian officials and AWS
By Hannah Saunders “We say justice you say how? Cut ties with Israel now!” is a chant one speaker led outside of the Amazon Spheres on the evening of June 18, where Amazon Worker Intifada (AWI) held its first protest. About 50 people gathered to…
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Continue reading →: First Hill tenants combat harassment, construction, and pending forced relocation after investment firm buys up historic Seattle property
By Hannah Saunders Tenants of Seattle’s historic John Winthrop Apartments are actively combating and working to overcome harassment, construction, and eventual forced relocation after an investment firm and real estate company bought the building this spring. Nordic Partners Investments is seismically retrofitting and renovating the…
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Continue reading →: Melissa Chaudhry shakes up WA congressional race between incumbent Adam Smith and Kshama Sawant
By Hannah Saunders Washington Congressional District 9 voters have been coming to terms with the race being between 30-year incumbent Adam Smith, who has been approving the endless funneling of aid and munitions to Israel, and socialist Kshama Sawant, a controversial figure who hasn’t always…
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Continue reading →: Thousands attend Pride in the Park for the 15th year
By Gray Trammel Thousands gathered in Seattle’s Volunteer Park on June 6 for the 15th annual Pride in the Park event, coordinated by Seattle Pride. The event featured a variety of activities, including drag performances, dancing and more than 80 booths showcasing BIPOC and Queer…
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Continue reading →: CCTV cameras to remain active in Stadium District 24/7 during FIFA World Cup despite community push back against surveillance
By Hannah Saunders After being in a lull regarding CCTV surveillance cameras in the Stadium District ahead of the FIFA World Cup, Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson issued a statement and said the over 20 cameras will be active 24/7 during games. The World Cup kicks…







