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Washington has jobs. Black men need a clearer path from family to work.
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Youth Connection: All about the Salk Middle School Diversity Club
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Black Men in Motion: Cedric “Ced” Dickerson's Delicious Dogs, late nights and second chances
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Health equity Is collective work: Representation without awareness creates bigger problems
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Introducing Hope AI — an era of equity is here
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Kitara Johnson-Jones on addiction, fentanyl and building Gabriel’s Challenge Community Care Kiosk in NorthTown Mall
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Legislative update from Rep. Natasha Hill: What’s ahead and what’s already passed
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Lisa Gardner: Let your voice be heard on MLK Day, Juneteenth celebrations
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Ridgeview fifth-grader Zada Lockett honored as districtwide engaged student of the month
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Still on the battlefield: The NAACP and the long arc of the struggle
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Unpacking dyslexia and other common learning challenges
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Who gets disciplined? Race, bias and the cost of subjective punishment (Part 2)
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The good ancestor: Building your family crest
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Building Black wealth: The legacy of Dr. Claud Anderson’s PowerNomics (Part 3)
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Damola Adamolekun: Know your worth and believe in your potential
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Deep Roots, Strong Women: Aging Gracefully – the Radiant Journey of Women of Color Over 70
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From the Water's Edge: Black-owned businesses need our support now more than ever
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Local politics in brief: Community express concern over Islamophobic statements; City Council passes biennial budget
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Men of color in motion: Spotlighting the leaders shaping Spokane's future