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Impassioned speeches, counter-protestors, and politically pointed make-out sessions: A weekend of women's rights rallies

The weekend's double feature of women's reproductive justice rallies showed that many in Seattle feel strongly about the abortion debate in Texas.

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Opening Day: John Lewis Memorial Bridge, new light rail stations celebrated by thousands

Three new light rail stations were officially opened in the northern reaches of the city, and they were welcomed by thousands throughout the day.

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Washington bans single-use plastic bags

On October 1, 2021, the statewide single-use plastic bag ban was put into effect.

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT : BOOKS

Seattle writer H.E. Edgmon talks about bewitching gender identities

Seattle writer and Trans man H.E. Edgmond, author of the fantasy novel The Witch King talks about how he uses the genre of fantasy world to reflect on this world.

OP-ED

Twelve Black creatives honored with MacArthur Fellowship grants

The MacArthur Foundation has honored 12 amazing Black creatives with its generous and prestigious Fellowship grants, out of 25 awardees overall – a record number of simultaneous Black winners for the MacArthur Fellowship since its inception since 1981.

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT : FILM

Thrilling No Time to Die brings Craig's 007 tenure to satisfying conclusion

The fifth and final entry in the actor's reign as author Ian Fleming's iconic British spy, No Time to Die is an action-heavy swan song that brings this version of 007 full circle.

FEATURES

2021 LGBTQ History Project: Pro baseball player Glenn Burke refused to live a lie

Glenn Burke was the first MLB player to come out as gay to teammates and team owners during his professional career and the first to publicly acknowledge it, stating, "They can't ever say now that a Gay man can't play in the majors, because I'm a Gay man.

FEATURES

2021 LGBTQ History Project: Pandemic pivot: museum launches major digital exhibit for LGBTQ History Month

After months of research, the Stonewall National Museum and Archives in Fort Lauderdale, Florida recently launched a major digital exhibit just in time for LGBTQ History Month in October.

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Oregon seeks justice for Barry Washington Jr.

In a state with a history and culture of excluding Black people, many wonder what will count as "evidence" that the murder of Washington was racially motivated.

TRAVEL

Take a grisly gaycation in the United States' most haunted city

Whether you are looking for great food, culture, history, paranormal activity, or a little bit of everything, Savannah is a great destination to explore.

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