The Urban Indian Health Institute recently reported that, of 71 cities, Seattle had the highest number of missing and murdered Indigenous women. And that is undoubtedly an undercount.
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In our increasingly cash-less economy, a person’s ability to borrow money can depend on a single number.
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The imaginations of enslaved Africans were not captured by the American Dream. On the contrary, the freedom of the American Dream depended in large part on their lack of freedom.
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The new King County Health Disparities Dashboard uses color and spacing to display the magnitude of race/ethnicity disparities on 50+ indicators of health and well-being in King County.
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On July 5, 1852, Frederick Douglass — escaped slave, gifted orator, and human rights icon — addressed the question, “What, to the American slave, is your 4th of July?”
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Taught that the founders of their nation crossed an ocean to escape religious persecution, Americans often find it hard to understand how these same men — committed to principles of equality, freedom, and justice — could have sanctioned slavery and genocide.
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