Federal Way coach, mentor puts his heart on the line for youth | Hometown Heroes
For his advocacy and work with youth both on and off the field, Evan Cook is The Mirror’s Hometown Hero this month.
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For his advocacy and work with youth both on and off the field, Evan Cook is The Mirror’s Hometown Hero this month.
Thursday, June 8 on Urban Forum Northwest : *Taniesha Lyons, Executive Director, Federal Way, WA Black Collective whose mission is to provide a voice, build str
Thursday, June 23 on Urban Forum Northwest - *Civil Rights Attorney Benjamin Crump is known by many as the "Attorney General" for Black Americans. He has repres
Parents of students of color in one South Sound community are standing behind a decision by their school board to censure one of their own.
A Clover Park school / Facebook Chrissy Clark • January 7, 2021 4:30 pm SHARE A Washington state school-board member is under fire for using the phrase "crack the whip" during a virtual board meeting—a phrase his critics say is racist. During a Dec. 14 board meeting for the Clover Park School District, board member Paul Wagemann told his colleagues that "we need to crack the whip" on increasing the graduation rate. Following his comment, fellow board members told Wagemann his comments were "racist," and community activists kickstarted a petition calling for Wagemann to resign. Wagem...