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The Stranger's morning news roundup.

The Black Lives Matter movement undercuts the legitimate—and consistent with Catholic Social Teaching—role of the police in our communities.

Antonio Mays, Sr. argued the City of Seattle knew there was violence in the protest zone and failed to take action to shut down the occupied neighborhood.

It's been more than two years since Antonio Mays, Jr. was shot and killed. His family is preparing to sue, claiming that the City of Seattle allowed CHOP to takeover part of the Capitol Hill neighborhood with no plan to protect people.

“I don’t think white privilege is a thing,” said journalist Sarah Hernandez last week. “I think Brown privilege is a thing because I get away with a lot of stuff.” (Article by Selwyn Duke [...]

As protests and riots continue to grow surrounding the death of George Floyd, areas around the country are becoming epicenters for the movement, but none

"Durkan’s office behind the scenes briefly contemplated handing over the multimillion dollar property"

Seattle rapper Solomon “Raz” Simone is reportedly being sued by five women alleging sexual abuse and assault.

Five women have sued CHOP warlord Raz Simone, a Seattle hip-hop artist turned warlord. Four of the women say he trafficked them and physically abused them. Raz served as a CHOP warlord during the summer of love when he took over part of Seattle's downtown, making it into a little hellhole. Guns

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