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A Blog of Seattle Arts & Lectures

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Elsa: A white woman with short hair and an occluded cataract on her right eye holding a cane and wearing purple hearing aids, leather vest, pearl necklace, and striped button-down top, looking with raised eyebrows at camera. Book Jacket: The text "Year of the Tiger: An Activist's Life" by Alice Wong is superimposed on a yellow background, with a drawing of a tiger and some flowers in red to the right of the text. Leah: A 40ish mixed race Sri Lankan, Irish and Romani nonbinary femme with curly brown silver and purple hair, lying on a couch looking at the viewer horizontally. They have rose gold aviator frames, thick eyebrows, red lipstick and sand colored skin, and are looking at the viewer with a kind of tired but hopefully crip wonder. They wear a blue denim vest with a pin that says Neurodivergent Universe above a pink and blue image of a ringed planet, and a black tank top with yellow lettering that read Talk To Plants, Not Cops is barely visible. They have a tattoo of the words "We begin by listening" in magenta cursive script on their left arm.

A Celebration of Alice Wong’s Year of the Tiger: Online-Only

June 13, 2022

Abolition. Feminism. Now.—A Conversation About the Politics & Practice of Abolition Feminism

March 23, 2022

Becoming Abolitionists–A History of Failed Police Reforms & Vision for True Public Safety

January 20, 2022

A Conversation with Lucy Bernholz & Vu Le: Online-Only

November 10, 2021

Local Voices: In-Person & Online

September 1, 2021

Local Voices: In-Person & Online

Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor’s From #BlackLivesMatter to Black Liberation & How the Cost of Policing Underfunds Us All

August 19, 2021

Dorothy Brown’s “The Whiteness of Wealth”—Free & Online-Only

May 20, 2021

A Conversation about The Sum of Us: Live & Online

March 15, 2021

Seattle Youth Poet Laureate Winter Reading

December 8, 2020