News
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Providence diversifies nursing program and shares information with Rogers High students
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Local Black journalists and news anchors Channing Curtis and Sydney Charles share why they chose journalism and Spokane
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Washington residents can increase their tax refund this year
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Washington state's new hate crime bill: What took so long?
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The Black Lens returns with celebrations, hope
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Black-centered Early Childhood Education made real in Spokane through RAZE
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Community discusses North Spokane Corridor with WSDOT officials at Carl Maxey Center
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From here, for here: Spokane swears in new NAACP president
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From legacy to leadership: Wonder Woman Wilkerson
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The Way to Justice is restoring re-entry services statewide
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Spokane lawyer, former congressional candidate Natasha Hill announced as editor of relaunched Black Lens
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The Black Lens, Spokane's Black newspaper, will return in February
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Inspired by 'Black wellness' and the Crown Act, Spokane hairstylist Kameishi 'Meme' Williams opens first independent salon chair
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Review: Stage Left's production of 'Pass Over' unpacks the complicated coping mechanisms of the Black American male experience
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Comcast and the Carl Maxey center partner for 'incredibly important' Internet hub
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Spokane Community Against Racism's Platform for Change series launches with a look at perceptions of safety in Black community