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Wednesday, December 18, 2024

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Seattle announces 'a major funding milestone' for Madison Street Bus Rapid Transit RapidRide project

By April Bamburg | May 12, 2021

The City of Seattle has received $59.9 million in federal funding for Madison Bus Rapid Transit, a partnership between the City of Seattle and King County Metro, to construct the RapidRide G Line project, which could open in 2024.

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Seattle City Councilor: 'This $10.4 million investment will help build safety from the ground up'

By April Bamburg | Mar 19, 2021

The Seattle City Council voted unanimously to pass legislation that provides a $10.4 million spending plan for Community Safety Capacity Building at the March 15 city council meeting.

Twitter users point out Seattle held training for whites only

By April Bamburg | Jul 10, 2020

The city of Seattle held what it called voluntary training restricted to only one race, a Twitter user revealed in a series of Tweets that included a copy of an email inviting only white employees or those who identify as white to attend.

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Seattle hosts segregated training session on 'interrupting internalized racial superiority, whiteness'

By April Bamburg | Jul 10, 2020

When CityJournal contributing editor Christopher F. Rufo learned of the city of Seattle’s training session for white employees, called “Interrupting Internalized Racial Superiority and Whiteness,” he submitted a public records request and broke it down in a twitter thread composed of 11 individual tweets.

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Durkan attributes protest violence, destruction to white men in Seattle and nationally

By April Bamburg | Jun 4, 2020

On May 31, Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan took to Twitter to acknowledge that the recent protest-related violence and destruction was perpetuated by white men.

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Nonprofits, PR firm behind #SeattleForAll misrepresent information, magazine editor says

By April Bamburg | Feb 7, 2020

In response to the “Seattle is Dying” documentary by Eric Johnson, a group of prominent nonprofits have engaged the services of a public relations firm to spread a message that runs counter to Johnson’s film and misleads the public, according to an article from City Journal.

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Blogger: Seattle residents and the 'activist class' may be headed for a reckoning on homelessness

By April Bamburg | Feb 7, 2020

Seattle voters may be at the point of “compassion fatigue” when it comes to homelessness in their city, wrote Christopher F. Rufo in a piece for City Journal.

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Moderate city council candidates were defeated in 2019 because of a shift in messaging, Amazon contribution, says City Journal editor

By April Bamburg | Feb 7, 2020

In a Nov. 14, 2019, piece for City Journal, Christopher F. Rufo looked at the potential for victory for moderate city council candidates.

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City Journal editor: Identity politics has taken over in Seattle and hides issues

By April Bamburg | Feb 7, 2020

In mid-December, Seattle and King County homelessness response leaders hosted a conference with the topic of “Decolonizing Our Collective Work.”