If you were within eyeshot of the internet, Fox News, or a copy of USA Today lately, you’d think that the jig is up–the $15 minimum wage that workers fought … Read more
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Featured photo courtesy of the Transit Riders Union.
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Featured image by Seattle DSA graphic design team By John Smith One day, after starting your exciting new job, you might find yourself learning of a speaker coming to the … Read more
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These are the responses to questions 12 and 13 of our candidate survey. Question 12: In the wake of the city council’s vote to divest from Wells Fargo in support of … Read more
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These are the responses to questions 10 and 11 of our candidate survey. Question 10: In 2011, the the Department of Justice found that the Seattle Police Department engaged in patterns … Read more
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From Seattle DSA Community Service Vice Chair Christine McMullin – On June 3rd, the Seattle DSA Community Service Committee had our first official service outing. We created the Community Service Committee … Read more
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These are the responses to questions 8 and 9 of our candidate survey. Question 8: Soaring rents are forcing people of color out of their historic communities in neighborhoods like … Read more
In an April 22 column, Seattle Times’ Danny Westneat mused on qualifications of mayoral candidates, specifically criticizing Mayor Ed Murray’s most prominent challenger at the time, Nikkita Oliver. Westneat suggested … Read more
Featured image courtesy of the Seattle Transit Riders Union. On May 31, the Seattle City Council will convene to take what could be a historic step toward correcting the most … Read more