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Author Sherman Alexie addressed a crowd of Pacific Northwest tribe members and other supporters who were gathered at the Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center on Monday, Seattle’s third annual Indigenous Peoples’ Day. “Look who we have leading this city, powerful brown women! I’m proud to live in a city where these are our representatives,” said Alexie, who is […]

Groups supporting climate justice are on opposite sides over I-732. Would it hurt or help families of color who are most affected by climate change?

Yalla emphasizes Middle Eastern cuisine beyond the kebab.

Northwest Folklife is all about you: your communities, your traditions, your folklife.

High school students, older residents and the disabled can exchange four hours of service a month for bus rides in some Nuevo León cities.

The Supreme Court had deadlocked 4-4 earlier this year, halting Obama's plans to expand deferred action to millions of undocumented immigrants.

For some wealthy Chinese families hoping to park money offshore, sending a kid to study in Seattle and buying them a new house seems like a great investment.

Forward Flux’s brilliantly beautiful staging of “The Wedding Gift” takes the slave narrative into sci-fi realms.

Senegalese-American rapper Yirim Seck hopes his new video will start a dialogue about how police violence impacts kids in black families.

An upcoming book fair at Black Dot seeks to foster literary community in Seattle's black community.