Seattle tap studio blends dance with social justice The Northwest Tap Connection dance studio is tucked away in Seattle’s Rainier Beach neighborhood. But it’s more than just a dance studio; it’s also a... Sonya Harris
The covert white supremacist group lurking in Washington state Emily Fox talks with ProPublica investigative reporter A.C. Thompson about his report on the white supremacist group Atomwaffen Division . The group,... Emily Fox
Seattle needs a new police chief, and Carmen Best says she’s ready In the early 1990s, Carmen Best was working as an accountant for a local insurance company when she saw a recruitment ad for the Seattle Police... Bill Radke
Race gap on marijuana arrests widens after legalization Guy Nelson talks to KUOW reporter David Hyde about who still pays the price for marijuana crimes in Washington state after legalization. David Hyde
The truth about Jimi Hendrix is much different than the myth Poor, neglected, carrying around a broom as substitute for the guitar he didn't have. These are images of Jimi Hendrix growing up in Seattle. And... Kim Malcolm
Ijeoma Oluo: ‘Now that we’re all in the room, how do we start this discussion?’ Seattle-based writer Ijeoma Oluo has been widely recognized for some time now as a person who speaks sometimes uncomfortable truths about racism in... John O'Brien
From 'people feel you don't belong here' to City Council In early January, Zak Idan was sworn in to the Tukwila City Council. He's the first Somali refugee to be elected to office in Washington state. Tukwila... Katherine Banwell
When it comes to race, how uncomfortable are you willing to be? So, you want to talk about race. But... do you? Reallllly? For most people, the real answer is no. Adwoa Gyimah-Brempong
If the news feels unbearable, stop and consider these coping strategies At the end of 2017, we posed a question to KUOW listeners on Facebook : Have you experienced increased anxiety or depression this year due to world... Amy Rolph
Family files civil rights lawsuit in Tommy Le shooting A new federal lawsuit says a King County sheriff’s deputy violated the civil rights of a man he shot to death last June. Patricia Murphy
