Black flyers began appearing on Capitol Hill and several other Seattle neighborhoods, including Ballard, the U-District, and the International District/Chinatown, calling for people to come to City Hall on October 20 to share stories of Trans suffering and...
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With Kshama Sawant out of the race, incumbent Rep. Smith is overwhelming likely (according to polls) to secure another term in office against right-wing challenger Doug Basler. Two years of the second Trump administration and a Republican-controlled Congress...
Seattle’s LGBTQIA+ history continued to come alive at MOHAI as the History Café celebration brought another collection of remarkable voices out of the archives and into the spotlight. On September 15, community members gathered to revisit the memories,...
On May 2, 2026, electrologists at the Real You Electrolysis (RYE) clinic in Vancouver, Washington, formed a union that consists entirely of Transgender workers, under the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW). Real You Electrolysis Workers United (RYEWU) began...
On Wednesday, September 15, Seattle’s LGBTQIA+ history came alive at the Museum of History and Industry for a special History Café celebrating the voices, memories, nightlife, activism, and people who helped shape Queer life in the Pacific Northwest. Since...
The feminist organization Women’s March designated October 8, 2026, a day of action, for rallies, campus walkouts, and other protests nationwide against sexual violence and the institutions that allow it to continue, under the slogan "Stop Sexual Violence:...
For 35 years, Entre Hermanos has been more than an organization. It has been a lifeline, an advocate, a gathering place and, for generations of Latino LGBTQ+ people in Washington state, a family. As it prepares to celebrate its milestone anniversary with the...
In less than a month, Washington voters will decide on whether to approve or reject Let’s Go Washington’s initiatives: IL26-638 (“Protecting Girls’ Sports”) and IL26-001 (“Restoring Parental Rights”). As LGW — the political action committee founded and funded...
Reporters, photographers, copy editors, and others members of the Seattle Times newsroom took to downtown streets on Sept. 30, just a block from the newspaper’s new office, to demand wage increases, as well as proper protections against AI replacing them and...
On September 26, Stone Soup Crew held a community resource fair at Cal Anderson Park. The event included food, a DJ, and booths staffed by several organizations. In addition to being about providing food, clothing, and necessities to those who are struggling,...