Why are there so many white supremacist groups in the Pacific Northwest? What makes them so different in modern times? Dave Neiwert, author of the book "Alt-America: The Rise of the Radical Right in Trump's America," says these groups are targeting mainstream liberals.
RadioActive Step sisters: The dance team that stood up for Black Lives Matter Darnesha Weary describes step dancing as “creating music and rhythms and beats with every part of your body.” She directs the Northside Step Dance Team in Shoreline, and last year, her team used their dance routine to protest the police shootings of unarmed black people.
RadioActive My mom was slapped by a white woman on Seattle bus. She refused to back down. My mom was on the bus one day, riding Route 41 to Chinatown from Northgate, when a white woman slapped her and started yelling at her. My mom told me she was sleeping on the bus when the woman slapped her. “I never had this problem. I don’t know why she yelling me. I don’t understand.”
The Record Women's anger is having its moment "Eloquent Rage." "Good and Mad." "Rage Becomes Her." These new books celebrate women’s anger.
'It’s not good to be on the other side of the barrel' “I got shot August 17, 2017, in my lower back. I was going to one of the homie's houses to play video games and eat pizza."
Some Seattle school PTAs can afford extra teachers. Should they spread the wealth? Roosevelt High School in north Seattle is a fundraising machine. The school’s fundraising groups have $3.5 million in assets. Its foundation has paid for MacBooks, microscopes, professional cameras — and a bear costume that cost $1,250.
Late Seattle school buses hit low-income kids hardest Several buses to some of the district’s poorest schools, including West Seattle Elementary, Emerson Elementary and Wing Luke Elementary, were running two hours late Friday morning.
RadioActive Black students, white teachers: How this affects Seattle teens "I began to think, maybe what they're saying is true. Maybe my people don't do good."
