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        We gathered stories of journalists working for the Emerald, The Stranger and The Independent during the pandemic summer’s antiracist protests.  
    

    
        Joining forces Emerald and Real Change re-up working together By Marcus Harrison Green and Lee Nacozy Reporting from protests is an exciting prospect in the newsroom, but feels like a questionable choice once you’re out there. Journalists are increasingly...
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        King County Executive Dow Constantine announced his intent to close the county’s adult and youth detention facilities, a win for community advocates who have been fighting the carceral system and pushing for alternatives to incarceration. The county reduced...
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