“Compassion” has become an expletive—and we’re willing to look the other way on solving “issues” as long as it will allow the people operating the city’s daily paper to walk downtown on their annual trip to Pike Place because “there’s really no reason to go downtown, but I want it to look nice for the tourists.”
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April 4, 1968
Over the last week, I’ve seen how far we have come—and how much work still needs to be done. On March 25th, King County Metro Transit unveiled work done by 3 Metro employees of their interpretations of “Black Lives Matter” (full disclosure: I’m both a King County and Metro Transit employee) I’ve been around forContinue reading “April 4, 1968”
Thoughts From A Short Round Black Man 