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A syndicated column titled "A Strong Economy for Whom?" is running across African American newspapers including the Chicago Crusader, Seattle Medium, Daytona Times and Los Angeles Sentinel. The piece questions official claims of economic strength, arguing that headline figures on jobs and growth mask persistent racial gaps in wages, wealth and living costs, and urging readers to judge the economy by Black households' lived experience rather than aggregate statistics.
- 2Seattle's Glass Art Scene Takes Center Stage▼Get Blown Away: Seattle’s Glass Art Scene Takes Center Stage
Seattle's glass art community is drawing attention as a magazine feature spotlights the city's studio glass tradition, from blown-glass workshops to contemporary artists working in the medium. The piece highlights how the Pacific Northwest, long associated with Dale Chihuly and the studio glass movement, remains a hub for glassblowing and glass artistry today.
- 3Mount Zion Baptist Church Hosts Dr. Michael Eric Dyson▼Mount Zion Baptist Church Welcomes Dr. Michael Eric Dyson
Mount Zion Baptist Church is welcoming Dr. Michael Eric Dyson, the prominent scholar, ordained Baptist minister and social commentator, according to the Seattle Medium. The appearance gives the congregation and wider Seattle community a chance to hear one of the country's best-known voices on race, religion and public life speak in a church setting.
- 4Watercolor artist Joel Patience named Artist of the Week in Edmonds▼Artist of the Week: Joel Patience, watercolor artist in Edmonds
Seattle Refined has named Joel Patience, a watercolor artist based in Edmonds, Washington, as its Artist of the Week. The feature highlights his work with the medium of watercolor and puts a local Pacific Northwest painter in the regional spotlight. The profile is drawing attention to Edmonds' small arts community.