Black America knew the days of corporate 'commitment' to DEI were numbered | Carlton Winfrey
Life and politics move in cycles. And diversity, equity and inclusion will again, one day, be important in America.
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Carlton Winfrey
'Chaos or community?': Let Jan. 20 be a day of love, not hatred | Carlton Winfrey
We should not just listen to the speeches and songs but commit ourselves to being more like a King and not a wannabe dictator.
Trump's win tells us a lot about who we are, and who we can become | Carlton Winfrey
Trump exemplified what his base wants America to be — bold and brash and to perceive those who don’t look like him as less than...
Black men and women can recapture the power of the vote | Carlton Winfrey
The task before Black men is to rekindle the power that has been sealed constitutionally and without the threat of physical violence.
Renton family deserves compensation for land taken for school | Carlton Winfrey
Eminent domain has wiped out many Black communities from Washington state to Washington, D.C.
As culture changes, DADS helps men become the fathers kids deserve | Carlton Winfrey
Divine Alternatives for Dads Services, (DADS) a faith-guided, Seattle organization, improves the lives of hundreds of fathers and thus their children.
Black women entrepreneurs discover obstacles, blessings in new Seattle | Carlton Winfrey
A study found that Black female entrepreneurs face four main challenges: access to capital, prejudice from conventional lenders, lack of support and burnout.
A lot of 'what ifs' still loom in death of Manuel Ellis | Carlton Winfrey
Since his death the Tacoma police have acquired body cameras to help protect officers and the public. What if they had them the night officers...
A Seattle man's 19th-century quilts tell our story of slavery and freedom | Carlton Winfrey VIEW
Jim Tharpe's family history centers on Black life, Black women and American culture, and the telling is made possible by his ancestor Mollie's quilts.
‘He had so much in life to live’: A son, brother, friend lost to gun violence | Carlton Winfrey
Some families have waited years for justice. They pray daily for that anonymous tip to the police that leads to an arrest.