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We're proud to endorse Seattle’s bold progressives: Nikkita Oliver, Nicole Thomas-Kennedy, & Lorena Gonzalez — 43rd Dems

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By Kelsey Hamlin
| 43rddemocrats.org
SEATTLE — The 43rd District Democrats are excited to announce that we’ve elected to endorse our most progressive slate of candidates yet. And, this year, it hits a little different: These candidates will have the backing of our snowballing PAC. Thanks to a growing list of founders, we will put not just words but material actions behind our candidates. “We voted loud and clear for Seattle’s most vulnerable tonight,” said Scott Alspach, the 43rd’s Chair.
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Students unsatisfied with American Ethnic Studies hiring choices

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By Kelsey Hamlin
| University of Washington Daily Verified
Last month, the American Ethnic Studies (AES) department hired a new tenure-track faculty member, but AES students were left unsatisfied when one of their favorite lecturers, Terry Scott, did not reach the interview stage for the position. Sera Wang, an AES and political science major, subsequently created a petition arguing that Scott and her credentials were wrongfully dismissed in the selection process. The petition had 773 signatures as of Monday night.
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Looking to safe consumption to save lives

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By Kelsey Hamlin, Jackie Dives Verified
| cascadiamagazine.org
Facing a drug overdose crisis, Seattle is poised to join Vancouver as the second city in Cascadia with a safe injection site Turina James knows a thing or two about opioid addiction. Born in Yakima, she was a runaway at the age of twelve, and by fifteen she was hooked on heroin and cocaine. Then she became pregnant. But soon after an arrest, James was sent to a holding cell, and that time off drugs started the process of ending her addiction. James stayed clean for many years afterwards.
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