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In memoriam: Kailee Wright, aka Leinani Lucas

In memoriam: Kailee Wright, aka Leinani Lucas

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The Real Change contributor was known for her visionary writing and selfless dedication to others Kailee Wright always looked for and expected the best in others. After a four-year battle with cancer, Wright, who contributed to Real Change under her pen name Leinani Lucas, passed away last month at the age of 34.  She was a prolific writer and literature reviewer who is remembered for her outspoken advocacy for social justice and youth.Read Article
Wash Out Washington: The youth-led campaign to change the state’s name and flag
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Wash Out Washington: The youth-led campaign to change the state’s name and flag

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In 1853, Congress created the Washington Territory. Debate erupted over the name. Originally, our state was going to be called Columbia. Richard H. Stanton, a representative from Tennessee, argued that naming the territory Columbia would cause confusion over the nation’s capital on the opposite side of the country — the “D.C.” in Washington D.C. stands for District of Columbia. Representative Alexander Evans, who was from Maryland, predicted the…Read Article
Celebrating Pride by Tending to Community
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Celebrating Pride by Tending to Community

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Unearthing the Sleeping Self Last year I wrote about celebrating Pride with honor. In June, we honor our queer elders and those who are no longer with us and all our predecessors who paved a path for future generations toward an evergreen liberation. Without prominent figures like Marsha P. Johnson, James Baldwin, Audre Lorde and many more, we wouldn’t be graced with the rich queer wisdom that continues to guide us today.See the Story

Deciding to See: The View From Nathan’s Bus

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Book Review I’m en route to the Elliott Bay Book Company for a reading by Nathan Vass, an author and Metro bus driver known for fostering a sense of community with his passengers. Here on the light rail, there’s little chance for that. Most of the solo rail riders’ eyes stay locked on their screens, fingers swiping, ears stoppered with Airpods, while the driver is in another world, cloistered in a private compartment. But there’s a Mariners gam…Seattle · SeattleRead Article

Resilience in the face of despair

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Pongo Poetry Project By Nebeu Shimeles Pongo Poetry Project’s mission is to engage youth in writing poetry to inspire healing and growth. For more than 20 years, Pongo has mentored poetry with children at the Child Study Treatment Center (CSTC), the only state-run psychiatric hospital for youth in Washington state. Many CSTC youth are coping with severe emotional, behavioral and mental health challenges.Seattle · SeattleRead Article

“Art is inside of us:”

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Wa Na Wari collaborates with Black Prisoner Caucus to showcase incarcerated members immersive artwork Wa Na Wari’s art and community space is filled this month with intricate pieces made by incarcerated members of the Black Prisoners Caucus (BPC). The sound of a distorted voice pulls me up the stairs of the gallery that lives inside the Central District craftsman house. I follow the voice up the stairs, into a pink room that is empty except for…Seattle · SeattleRead Article

“A sacred space for people to resist isolation:”

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Ashley Albert discusses what inspired her to start Stolen Children’s Month June 2025 marks the first year of Stolen Children’s Month. Founder, Ashley Albert, is an expert on family policing, motivational speaker, advocate and consultant. Albert’s lived experience navigating the family policing system called her to assist other families that have been torn apart. She works to illuminate the horrors of largely unaccountable public systems and the…United States · United StatesRead Article

More than 200 Gather in Pasadena to Protest the Latest ICE Arrests on Saturday

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More than 200 immigrants rights advocates — including local leaders, clergy and residents — gathered Saturday evening for a protest at the corner of Parke Street and Garfield  Avenue near Villa Parke in Pasadena, where four men buying tamales were taken away in an ICE raid that morning. State Sen. Sasha Renée Pérez, giving a speech to the residents of Pasadena about the situation involving ICE and how the city is planning to respond, at the Vill…Immigration and Customs Enforcement · CaliforniaSee the Story

Artist Kimisha Turner reflects on repainting Seattle Black Lives Matter Mural and the future for Black artists in America

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It’s a significant year for Kimisha Turner, an artist known for her intricate and thought-provoking artwork, as this is the fifth year since she and other local artists created the Black Lives Matter mural in Capitol Hill. Turner was among many artists from the Vivid Matter Collective, an artist organization based in Seattle, who created the vivid statement while demonstrations took place around them in 2020.Pride Month · SeattleSee the Story

The three Seattles — and who holds the pen

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Seattle has always been a city divided, by maps, by power, by who gets to call this place home. From its founding, rival visions split the land: Maynard, Denny and Boren, three settler founders whose names you will see on streets in Seattle — drew competing grids and clashed over who would determine the city’s future. That resulted in streets that lurch and dead-end, a physical reminder of unresolved power struggles. Those early battles weren’t …Seattle · SeattleRead Article

Trump Criticized Hegseth Over Proposal for Military Parade, Biographer Says

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Donald Trump criticized Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth after last weekend’s military parade, which he reportedly felt did not convey a strong enough image, according to biographer Michael Wolff. Donald Trump · United StatesSee the Story

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